Cambodia Protests Thai Border Violations, Demands Respect for Sovereignty
The Cambodian government has formally protested to Thailand, citing repeated violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity by Thai armed forces. The protests stem from alleged unauthorized road construction and marking activities near the border in Oddar Meanchey province, which Cambodia argues contravene existing treaties and agreements.
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