(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has insisted there is no need to enact a new law to enforce the ban on Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) nor are there loopholes in the executive ...

THE initial effects of the ban on the Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs) and the implementation of the Create More bill that supports flexible work arrangements have led to elevated vacancy ...

Rommel Francisco Marbil on Sunday said he stood by his men, praising them for last week’s “successful” raid of a Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogo) hub in Manila. He stressed his ...

It said applications for new licenses, permits or authorizations of POGO/IGL and other offshore gaming applicants, as well as applications for other licenses, permits or authorizations for POGO ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG) led the raid at a Philippine offshore gaming operator (Pogo) hub in Ermita, Manila last October 29 ...

Ronnie Francis Cariaga. The National Capital Region Police Office earlier clarified that the PNP ACG led the Pogo raid without the involvement of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission.

MANILA, Philippines — More than 5,000 foreign workers employed by Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) have yet to downgrade their visas, a requirement mandated by the government ...

“The operation confirms the trend that from larger Pogo scam hubs composed of several buildings, they have reduced their operation to pocket groups in residential areas,” the agency said on ...

According to PAOCC spokesperson Winston John Casio, there are still 38 POGOs that are legally operating in the country amid the POGO ban. Foreign workers from POGOs were given until October 15 to ...

At least 35 Indonesians apprehended for allegedly working in an illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations (POGO) hub in Cebu province were deported by the Bureau of Immigration (BI). According to ...

The agency made the appeal on Thursday due to the low turnout at the recently concluded job fair for displaced POGO workers, as only 300 out of the more than 1,200 expected attendees showed up.