Amnesty Links Cambodian Security Firms to Scam Compound Abuses
Amnesty International has identified at least five private security firms linked to abuses against trafficked workers at scam compounds in Cambodia. The report also points to connections with senior military and police officials, criticizing authorities for insufficient investigation.
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