Filipino hospitality makes country a hideaway of foreign fugitives: immigration chief

Filipino hospitality makes country a hideaway of foreign fugitives: immigration chief

MANILA, Philippines - Philippine immigration chief Siegfred Mison talks to members of the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines on Sept. 10, 2014, in the country's financial Makati district in Manila. Mison said the Filipino people's innate friendliness to foreigners makes the country an ideal hideaway of foreign fugitives. (Kyodo)

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