Cambodia/Thailand: Both sides must prevent further risk to civilians from renewed hostilities

By Amnesty International

Responding to reports of renewed armed clashes along the border of Cambodia and Thailand on Monday, Amnesty International’s Regional Research Director Montse Ferrer said: “The resumption of hostilities around the Thailand/Cambodia border risks civilian lives, mass displacement and the destruction of essential civilian infrastructure. “The Cambodian and Thai governments must take all the necessary steps […] The post Cambodia/Thailand: Both sides must prevent further risk to civilians from renewed hostilities appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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