Cambodia Appeals to UN for Support in Returning Displaced Border Residents
Cambodia has urged the UN for international support to ensure the safe and dignified return of over 20,000 residents displaced by border conflict with Thailand. The nation accused Thai forces of hindering returns and expressed concerns over unexploded ordnance.
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