Cambodia Dismisses Foreign Ministry Advisor Over Corruption Allegations
The King of Cambodia has issued a royal decree dismissing Tou Samnang from his position as an advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, following his arrest and indictment on corruption charges. The decision was made at the request of Prime Minister Hun Manet.
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