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MANILA — The Philippine government warned Filipino workers Monday against accepting job offers tied to online scam operations in Cambodia, citing a strict new law that criminalizes technology-based fraud and could see recruited workers arrested rather than rescued.

The Department of Migrant Workers said 51 Filipinos remain detained in Cambodia while authorities inve...


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The 2026 World Cup final was expected to be a showcase of attacking brilliance between two footballing giants. Instead, Argentina’s performance against Spain will be remembered less for its ambition and more for its alarming lack of it. In a match that ended in defeat and widespread criticism, Argentina appeared to abandon any meaningful attempt to score, opting instead for a...


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CAGAYAN DE ORO, Philippines — The Philippine government’s Department of Migrant Workers warned prospective overseas job seekers Friday about the risks of illegal recruitment, launching an anti-trafficking advocacy campaign in Malaybalay City in the southern region of Bukidnon.

The campaign, known as the Anti-Illegal Recruitment and Trafficking in Persons initiative,...


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LAOAG CITY — Local government units in Ilocos Norte have strengthened coordination with the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) to step up efforts against illegal recruitment and human trafficking, expanding public awareness campaigns and community-based interventions to protect aspiring overseas workers.

The initiative follows the signing of a convergence memorandu...


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MANILA — Nine Filipino seafarers who spent months stranded in Lebanon amid escalating regional conflict have returned to the Philippines, the government said Monday, as authorities work to bring home 11 more crew members still awaiting repatriation.

The mariners, crew members aboard the oil tanker M/V Hawk III, were left unable to return home after their vessel was ...


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