Cambodia Accuses Thai Military of Blocking Displaced Civilians' Return
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior accused the Thai military of obstructing the return of thousands of displaced civilians, despite a ceasefire agreement. The ministry alleges Thai forces continue to occupy parts of Cambodian territory, preventing residents from re-entering their communities.
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