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Cambodia Raises Human Rights, Humanitarian Issues from Thai Border Dispute at UN
Cambodia's permanent representative to the UN highlighted the ongoing human rights and humanitarian crisis stemming from the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute, citing over 20,000 displaced citizens and destroyed infrastructure. Concerns were raised about unilateral actions by Thai forces, urging adherence to international law and peaceful conflict resolution.
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