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Jan 7 • 14:16 UTC • 🇫🇷 France • France24

In Japan, organised crime finds new recruits online through 'yami baito'

A new trend in Japan sees organised crime groups recruiting individuals through online advertisements promising easy, high-paying jobs, referred to as 'yami baito.'

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