Cambodian Parliament Speaker Urges UN Representative to Investigate Impact of Thai Invasion on Children
Cambodian Parliament Speaker Khuon Sudary has urged the UN Secretary-General's Special Representative to directly investigate the suffering of children affected by Thailand's invasion in 2025. The Speaker highlighted the severe impact on children's physical and mental well-being, as well as their education, noting that many remain displaced.
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