Cambodian Garment Workers Protest Unpaid Wages; Ministry of Labor Intervenes
Approximately 500 garment workers in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia, protested unpaid wages at the "Bright Future Industry Co., Ltd." factory. The Ministry of Labor has intervened to address the workers' demands and ensure compliance with labor laws.
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