Cambodia Denounces Discrimination Against Migrant Workers in Thailand at UN
Cambodia's Permanent Representative to the UN highlighted at the Human Rights Council that Cambodian migrant workers near the Thai border face xenophobia, hate speech, discrimination, and violence. He stressed that workers should not be discriminated against based on nationality and urged host countries to protect them under international law.
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