Cambodia to Confront Thailand at UN Maritime Law Meeting in Netherlands
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn will lead a legal delegation to the UN Maritime Law meeting in the Netherlands, where the second reconciliation committee meeting between Cambodia and Thailand is set to address maritime boundary disputes.
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