Cambodia Trains Over 8,000 Inmates in Vocational Skills for Post-Release Reintegration
In the first nine months of 2026, Cambodia's Ministry of Interior provided vocational training to over 8,100 inmates, including 703 women. The program aims to equip them with job skills for successful reintegration into society upon release, with 262 inmates receiving official certificates.
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