In light of the frequent occurrence of fraud cases, not only have Taiwanese citizens suffered various degrees of losses, but news reports also reveal that migrant workers in Taiwan have often fallen victim to ever-evolving fraud schemes.  To address this issue, Golden Brother International organized an anti-fraud awareness event on Thursday, December 5th, inviting Deputy Director Yanjie Huang from the Cultural Police Station of the Taoyuan Police Department and Officer Hongsheng Zhang from the Foreign Affairs Prevention Unit of the Zhongli Branch Office.  They collaborated with Golden Brother staff members Yu Min Du, Zhihao He, and Wanlin Song to provide fraud prevention education to migrant workers.

The seminar attracted a total of 169 migrant workers.  In addition to anti-fraud awareness, the event covered topics such as "Labor Rights and Legal Knowledge for Migrant Workers in Taiwan" and "Preventing Illegal Activities in Taiwan."  It also provided the latest updates on electric vehicle regulations.  The organizers leveraged this opportunity to ensure that migrant workers fully understand the legal requirements of the Republic of China, helping them avoid unknowingly violating the law and facing penalties.

Moving forward, a series of legal education sessions tailored to migrant workers will be organized.  Special thanks are extended to the various units of the Taoyuan City Police Department for their assistance, as well as to Deputy Director Yanjie Huang and Officer Hongsheng Zhang for their tremendous support and cooperation.  It is hoped that during their time in Taiwan, migrant workers can enjoy their work, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and share their hard-earned income with their families back home.