Cambodia Urges Return to Border Talks with Thailand as 24,000 Remain Displaced
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior announced that approximately 24,000 civilians remain displaced due to border hostilities with Thailand. The ministry is calling for the facilitation of their return and the resumption of dialogue for a peaceful resolution under international law.
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