Cambodia: Deputy Prime Minister Mediates Land Dispute Resolution for 41 Families
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Say Sam Al chaired a meeting to resolve two land disputes in Kampot province. This led to the completion of land allocation for 41 families requesting 81,813 square meters from the former Socialist Popular Youth School site.
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