UK, US cybercrime cooperation ‘continues’ after Chen Zhi extradition to China

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 75% complete by Laura ZhouFebruary 10, 2026 at 05:02 AM
UK, US cybercrime cooperation ‘continues’ after Chen Zhi extradition to China

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Cambodia is continuing to collaborate with the US, China, and the UK on the case of Chen Zhi, a billionaire accused of orchestrating a global scam network. Chen, who held multiple citizenships including Cambodian, was extradited to China last month following cooperation between Cambodian and Chinese authorities. He was indicted in the US and sanctioned by both the US and Britain for allegedly defrauding victims of billions, with US law enforcement seizing approximately $15 billion in Bitcoin linked to the scheme. Several Asian governments, including Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, have also taken action, seizing assets or detaining individuals connected to Chen's Prince Holding Group. The case involves international cooperation to combat technology crimes.

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