Cambodia Intensifies Fight Against Online Scams, Enacts Compulsory Military Service Law
The Cambodian government is prioritizing the fight against online scams with strict law enforcement. Simultaneously, the compulsory military service law has been enacted, aiming to foster national defense awareness and discipline among youth. Both policies aim to strengthen the foundation for the nation's security and development.
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