Cambodia Stresses International Cooperation on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking
Cambodia's Permanent Representative to the UN stated that modern slavery and human trafficking are transnational issues requiring international cooperation, as no single nation can resolve them alone. He emphasized cooperation based on international law and cautioned against using anti-scam measures as pretexts for violating sovereignty.
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