Amnesty International reports Cambodia's crackdown on scam operations has failed to dismantle most sites and support trafficking survivors. The Cambodian government disputes this, claiming significant results and deportations, while experts suggest the industry is reshuffling rather than eliminated.
Amnesty International reports Cambodia's crackdown on scam operations has failed to dismantle most sites and support trafficking survivors, while the Cambodian government disputes these claims, stating significant results.
Victims of Cambodia's scam industry, many from African nations, are left stranded and vulnerable after a government crackdown on compounds. Despite rescues, many face homelessness, exploitation, and lack of support, struggling to return home.
Amnesty International reports 86 online scam compounds in Cambodia as of April, up from 53 a year ago, contradicting government claims of success in dismantling the industry.
