Cambodia: School Principal's Child Molestation Case Under Renewed Scrutiny After Social Media Outcry
A Cambodian school principal accused of molesting a 12-year-old girl was re-arrested after initially fleeing following a settlement. The case has drawn widespread criticism over alleged cover-up attempts and opaque police handling, amplified by social media outcry.
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