Cambodia Denies Reports of Order for Africans with Expired Waivers to Leave
Cambodian immigration authorities have vehemently denied foreign media reports alleging an order for African nationals with expired waivers to leave the country by the end of May, calling the claims "completely untrue." Officials stressed no change in immigration policy and no directives targeting specific nationalities.
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