ASEAN Observer Team Inspects Occupied Chouk Chey Border Village
The ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) inspected the occupied village of Chouk Chey in Banteay Meanchey, where Thai forces have restricted civilian access since the December 27 ceasefire. The Cambodian Ministry of National Defence emphasized the urgent need for border demarcation to resolve the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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