Cambodia: Rangers Undergo Training on Human Rights, Law Enforcement, and Conservation
Cambodia's Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has organized a training session on "Human Rights in Law Enforcement and Conservation" for rangers and patrol officers. The initiative emphasizes the importance of respecting human rights in the execution of their duties within protected areas and in collaboration with local and indigenous communities.
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