Cambodia-Thailand Border Conflict: Lives Disrupted Eight Months After Ceasefire
Eight months after a ceasefire, the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict continues to severely impact the lives of residents in Cambodia's western provinces. Infrastructure damage and reported Thai military occupation of disputed areas in regions like Preah Vihear are preventing many from returning home.
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