Cambodia Denies Handing Over Australian, Norwegian Nationals to Vietnam
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has denied arresting and handing over an Australian and a Norwegian national to Vietnamese authorities, following Vietnam's announcement on September 28 that it had detained three individuals, including the two foreigners, for illegal border crossing.
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