Cambodia Thanks UN Special Rapporteur for Highlighting Plight of Displaced Citizens Amidst Thai Border Issues
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has expressed gratitude to UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews for his statement highlighting the plight of over 650,000 Cambodian citizens displaced by alleged Thai military incursions and human rights violations. The report noted over 20,000 remain unable to return home, facing severe economic and social hardships.
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