Thai Forces Continue Occupation of Cambodian Territory, Blocking Over 20,000 Citizens from Returning Home
Cambodia has strongly protested the continued occupation of its territory and the obstruction of its citizens' return by Thai armed forces at the UN. Over 20,000 Cambodian nationals remain unable to return home, prompting calls for humanitarian aid and a swift resolution.
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