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Freed from Cambodia's scam compounds, trafficking victims face a new crisis

Trafficking victims liberated from Cambodian scam compounds are confronting a new crisis as regional authorities crack down on cybercrime hubs.

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Trafficking victims freed from scam compounds in Cambodia are facing a new crisis. Simultaneously, law enforcement in Phnom Penh has conducted raids targeting scam and drug operations, resulting in 13 arrests.

Coverage from NPR, Cambodianess, and Khmer Times emphasizes the growing threat of transnational cybercrime and the plight of victims. The SUN HK reports that the DMW is warning of serious penalties for individuals linked to these scam hubs.

Attention remains on the response of the Cambodian government, with Nikkei Asia noting the central bank chief's assertion that Cambodia should not be the scapegoat for online scams.

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How many people were arrested in recent Phnom Penh raids?

According to the Khmer Times, 13 people were arrested during scam and drug raids.

What is the position of Cambodia's central bank chief on the issue?

The central bank chief stated that Cambodia should not be a scapegoat for online scams, per Nikkei Asia.

Who is warning about penalties for those linked to scam hubs?

The DMW has issued warnings regarding serious penalties for anyone linked to scam hubs, according to The SUN HK.

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