Singaporean charged with human trafficking in the Philippines

[TauChiak]

Singaporean charged with human trafficking in the Philippines

November 20, 2013 - 1:18am

By: Ronald Loh

TNP PHOTO: Benjamin Seetor

Come to Singapore to work as an entertainer at a pub (above) and you could earn a weekly commission of 20,000 pesos (S$570).

Ms Jeremay Buenaventura, 22, a Filipino model claimed that when she received this offer, it was too tempting to turn down. She was also allegedly told that she could choose to have sex with customers.

Now, Singaporean pub owner Robin James Chua, his Filipino girlfriend, Fraulline May Soria, and her aunt, Lurlie Soria, are facing charges of human trafficking in the Philippines.

Authorities arrested Chua and his two alleged accomplices as the four were leaving for Singapore at Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Cebu last month.

Read the full report in The New Paper on Wed (Nov 20).

 

[General]

Oh wow..its a Chinese and they convieiently took a photo of an indian when he happened to be there. How interesting.

 

[lianbeng]

Oh wow..its a Chinese and they convieiently took a photo of an indian when he happened to be there. How interesting.

lianbeng replies: sabo ahneh lah! too bad, he happened to be there lor!

 

[hokkien]

I thought give kopi money can settle liao in philipines

 

[lianbeng]

I thought give kopi money can settle liao in philipines

lianbeng replies: now they busy with typhoon problem many people just grabbed those kids n women on the streets!

 

[RiderMan]

I thought give kopi money can settle liao in philipines

I presumed it was taken, but was double cross. Common tricks among the community.