Bangladeshi citizens are being lured to Cambodia with promises of lucrative jobs, only to find themselves trapped in heavily guarded compounds. These individuals report being subjected to horrific exploitation, including having their passports confiscated and being forced to participate in online scams. Returnees describe a systematic process of deception where initial job offers prove to be false pretenses for forced labor. The scam operations target individuals globally, compelling victims to defraud others. Authorities are struggling to dismantle these networks, and rescue efforts are underway to bring back stranded Bangladeshis. The situation highlights the vulnerability of migrant workers and the growing threat of tech-enabled human trafficking. These compounds operate with significant security, making escape extremely difficult for those ensnared.