Cambodia Accuses Thailand of Blocking Returns, Citing 24,000 Displaced by Border Conflict
Cambodia announced that approximately 24,000 civilians remain displaced following last year's border conflict with Thailand. Phnom Penh accuses Thai forces of occupying Cambodian territory, causing extensive damage to infrastructure, and obstructing the return of displaced residents.
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