CIB Arrests Cambodian and Thai Suspects in Cross-Border Wildlife Trafficking
Thailand's Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), with U.S. assistance, has arrested a Cambodian national and a Thai man for trading and possessing protected wildlife without permission. This operation has shed light on a segment of a wider cross-border trafficking network.
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