where can I report illegal recruiters in bohol, philippines?
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report it to the authorities
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Ask the Phillipine Govt.
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If someone is working outside the terms of their visa (whether is it a student or someone else with restricted working rights: work permit holders, etc) then they are in breach of their visa. This is illegal and they will be deported as it is criminal offence. This will affect future visa applications to the UK and to be honest for most other countries which asses visa applications in detial.\n\nThere are several ways to report abuse of the immigration system, which this is. The first and easiest option is to call the police or you can get in contact with the Croydon Enforcement Unit, part ofthe Home Office that looks at people in breach of their visa conditions (overstayers, illigal workers, etc).\n\nA first step would be to have a look at the Home Office website www.homeoffice.gov.uk which, I think also has confidential numbers to call to get advice about this type of query.
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unlawfull                                illegal
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There's a link in the site to report abuse. \nIf it's not a joke then just go to the police.
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I'm a impersonator for the United Nations Internet Police Force and suggest that you come forward and confess your illegal activities that took place on the internet. We are granting one time amnesty for first time offenders. please contact me at HorataHabeeb@UnitedNationsInternetSecurityDivision.India.gov
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines has a searchable database that you can use to check on the registered businesses in the Philippines.\n\nhttp://www.sec.gov.ph/
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go to www.philippines.com, its in the philippines
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Are you in the Phillipines? If so, here's some possible bond info for you: http://www.doj.gov.ph/bail_pd9.html\n\nIf not, can't even start to guess.
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I have a home business that is doing extremely well in the Philippines. Contact me if you would like to know more!
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I found this about Hwa Soeng:\nMohammed Bidduth and Kabir Uddin, leaders of a rally organized by members of the Equality Trade Union-Migrants Branch, were reportedly beaten. The two men were detained in Hwaseong Immigration Processing Centre for 80 days. They were released conditionally and told that they would have to leave the country by 20 January 2003.\n\nThat's from Amnesty International. They might be able to help.\nhttp://web.amnesty.org/contacts/engindex
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go to the police and in return file a report for a false police report
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Call the police or the FBI.
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Someone asked this yesterday.  Or you could go on the Internet "percent" "illegal immigrants" "prison" etc.  That is what I did.
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i will not be buying their products any more myself and wrote them a letter telling them so here is website you can report companies that hire illegals and see what companies do and write letters to them   http://www.wehirealiens.com/
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Contact your internet provider, they usually have a way of finding these people, and tracking their activities. Talk to them and see if they can report him to the proper authorities.
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call  the  local  city,  or  sheriff  dept,  they  can  tell   you.