Two American paedophiles and convicted sex offenders denied entry to the Philippines 

Neil Eugene Graves,47, was intercepted last November 18, while Stuart Chase Dingman,60,was stopped the following day at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport.

By Edward Era Barbacena 

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration has blocked the entry of two white Americans who are paedophiles and convicted sex offenders  and arrested for deportation a Taiwanese man wanted in Taipei for alleged telecommunications fraud.

The bureau said immigration officials turned away two convicted American pedophiles who flew into Cebu over the weekend.

The Philippine Immigration Act bars the entry of foreign nationals who have been convicted of crimes involving moral turpitude, or those that are "contrary to justice, modesty, or good morals.”

BI Commissioner Norman Tansingco said Neil Eugene Graves and Stuart Chase Dingman arrived from South Korea on separate flights and were flagged as registered sex offenders.

"Both were immediately flown out of the country the following day via a Korean Air flight to Incheon,” the bureau said.

The BI’s Fugitive Search Unit also arrested Taiwanese Shan Yu-Hsuan in Pasay City last Friday, the bureau said.

Taiwanese authorities had asked the Philippine government to arrest and send him back to Taipei to face telecommunications fraud charges.

Shan, who was found to have an expired Philippine visa, has a pending warrant from the Ciaotou district court in Kaoshiung.

Shan, who has been in the Philippines since October 2019, was ordered arrested in March of that year for allegedy running a call center whose employees pretended to be sales agents to get victims’ private information.

"He will be deported... He will also be included in our blacklist of undesirable aliens to prevent him from re-entering the country,” Tansingco said.