Cambodia: Over 6,000 Children Displaced by Border Conflict, Return Home Uncertain
Over 6,000 Cambodian children remain displaced in Preah Vihear province due to ongoing border conflict with Thailand. While humanitarian aid from WFP provides temporary relief, a clear path for their return home is absent, raising concerns about human and child rights and urging international attention.
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