Cambodia Promotes Livelihood Support Program for Landmine Victims
Cambodia has launched outreach activities for a livelihood support program targeting individuals with disabilities caused by landmines and other factors. The initiative aims to improve living standards and foster social integration in communities affected by the legacy of war.
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