Cambodia Discusses Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts with US State Department Officials
Cambodia's Ministry of Social Affairs held discussions with US State Department officials on anti-human trafficking efforts. Progress and challenges in identifying victims, particularly those in fraud-related locations, and providing services were discussed.
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