Cambodia Upholds 26-Year Sentence for Chinese-Taiwanese National in Drug Case
Cambodia's Court of Appeal has upheld a 26-year prison sentence for a Chinese-Taiwanese national involved in the trafficking, possession, and use of approximately one kilogram of narcotics. The ruling underscores the country's stringent stance on drug offenses.
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