Cambodia: Ministry of Labor Intervenes as Garment Factory Owners Flee, Leaving Workers Unpaid
Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has urgently intervened in a case where owners of the Sely Fashion Garment factory fled without paying wages and benefits. The ministry is pursuing legal action to protect workers' rights and ensure payment of outstanding dues.
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