菲华商联总会约见菲律宾司法部与国调局官员：吁圣诞季暂停华人区商场突击执法
菲华商联总会11月11日约见菲律宾司法部副部长与国家调查局幕僚长，反映马尼拉华人区商场近期频繁遭到移民局与国家调查局的突击执法，要求在圣诞季前后暂停这类行动。菲方官员对商总的意见表示认可，双方商定建立常态化沟通机制。
商总表示，突击行动中不少持合法证件的消费者、乃至菲律宾籍民众也被一并带走，马尼拉华人区客流明显下滑，商户经营压力持续加大；商总希望执法部门在圣诞购物季顾及当地的旅游形象。据中国侨网报道，此前曾有一对到菲律宾度蜜月的中国夫妇在华人区商场购物时被执法人员带走。
马尼拉华人区的999商场与168商场聚集了大量新移民商户，以批发零售为主，也是中国跨境电商卖家在菲律宾重要的线下供货与自提节点。今年9月初，这两家商场就曾发生移民局执法人员突袭、多人被带走的事件。
（来源：菲华商联总会）
Filipino Chinese Chamber Meets Justice and NBI Officials, Urges Pause in Chinatown Mall Raids Over the Christmas Season
The Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry met a Philippine justice undersecretary and the National Bureau of Investigation's chief of staff on November 11, saying shopping malls in Manila's Chinatown have faced frequent surprise raids by the Bureau of Immigration and the NBI, and asking that such operations be paused around the Christmas season. Philippine officials responded positively, and the two sides agreed to set up a regular communication mechanism.
The federation said many shoppers holding valid documents, and even Filipino citizens, have been taken away during the raids; foot traffic in the Chinatown district has fallen noticeably and merchants are under growing pressure. It urged the agencies to consider the area's tourism image during the Christmas shopping season. According to Chinaqw, a Chinese couple on their honeymoon in the Philippines were previously taken away while shopping at a Chinatown mall.
The 999 and 168 shopping malls in Manila's Chinatown host large numbers of new-immigrant merchants, mostly in wholesale and retail, and are important offline supply and pickup points for Chinese cross-border e-commerce sellers in the Philippines. In early September this year, immigration officers raided the two malls and took a number of people away.
(Source: Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry)
来源：菲华商联总会
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图片来源：图：马尼拉华人区王彬街的亲善门牌坊（2026年11月8日摄）。照片：P1898，CC BY 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: The Arch of Goodwill on Ongpin Street in Manila's Chinatown, photographed on November 8, 2026. Photo by P1898, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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