Cambodia: Scamming crisis survivors must be protected amid police crackdown

By Amnesty International

Responding to reports and Cambodian government announcements that a crackdown on scamming compounds in the country is under way, Amnesty International’s Regional Research Director Montse Ferrer said: “A coordinated government response to Cambodia’s scamming crisis is long overdue. However, it is vital that authorities respect the human rights of individuals found in these locations, where […] The post Cambodia: Scamming crisis survivors must be protected amid police crackdown appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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