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Myanmar Cracks Down on Online Scam Operations with Tough New Penalties

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Myanmar has strengthened its response to online scam operations by introducing tougher penalties for crypto-related fraud. The new legislation, approved by Parliament on July 30th, aims to combat organised cybercrime networks that have been expanding in recent years.

The law provides prison sentences ranging from 10 years to life imprisonment for offences linked to online scam operations. It also introduces harsher penalties for crimes involving violence or forced participation in scam activities.

This move reflects growing regional efforts to combat transnational cybercrime networks that combine cryptocurrency fraud, cybercrime, and other forms of organised activity. The legislation highlights the importance of international cooperation in areas such as law enforcement and financial intelligence to effectively address these complex issues.

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