Two Bars in Phnom Penh Temporarily Closed Amid Suspicions of Prostitution and Child Labor
Two bars in central Phnom Penh have been temporarily shut down by authorities amid suspicions of offering sexual services and employing minors. Investigations revealed that a number of women, including underage individuals, were allegedly working at these establishments.
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