Cambodia's Ministry of Justice Refutes Allegations of Irregularities in Judicial Official Recruitment Exam
Cambodia's Ministry of Justice has strongly refuted allegations of irregularities in the recruitment exam for judicial officials, posted by SNS user Dara Vong, stating they are unsubstantiated and damage the ministry's reputation. The ministry indicated it reserves the right to take appropriate legal action.
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