Cambodia says more than 20,000 displaced people remain unable to return home amid Thai occupation claims
More than 20,000 Cambodians remain unable to return to their homes despite an ongoing ceasefire, with Cambodia’s permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva accusing Thai armed forces of continuing to occupy parts of Cambodian territory and obstructing residents’ access to their communities. The post Cambodia says more than 20,000 displaced people remain unable to return home amid…
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