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Cambodian authorities have shut down more than 700 illegal online gambling and scam facilities, declaring large-scale compounds eliminated. Law enforcement warns that criminal networks are now operating covertly from residential buildings and cafes.
Cambodian authorities have shut down more than 700 facilities linked to online fraud operations, claiming that major cyber-scam centers are now eliminated from the country. The crackdown targets illicit networks that have long operated within industrial parks.
Authorities in Phnom Penh conducted raids, apprehending 61 suspects in connection with scams. An additional nine individuals were detained in Svay Rieng province as part of the ongoing crackdown.
Authorities in Cambodia have launched an investigation into the cruel killing of a rare deer, highlighting concerns about wildlife protection and illegal hunting in the region.
Authorities in Cambodia have issued a warning, stating they will take action against content deemed to undermine the dignity of Khmer women and the nation's culture.
Cambodian authorities are continuing their scam raids, resulting in the detention of nearly 6,000 individuals and charges being filed against 127.
Cambodian authorities assert that a sweeping crackdown has successfully eliminated all online scam compounds within the country. However, international monitors and victims' advocates express doubt over the government's official figures.
Cambodian authorities are extending their nationwide crackdown on online scams beyond major urban centers, with raids in Phnom Penh's Russey Keo district uncovering 585 phones at residential properties.
Cambodian authorities raided two riverside 'adult entertainment' bars, rescuing 35 victims and detaining one suspect in connection with the operations.
Cambodian investigative authorities announced the detention of five Japanese citizens in Phnom Penh, suspected of involvement in fraud, as the government intensifies its crackdown on special fraud operations.
Cambodian authorities have arrested 49 suspected members of a global online scam syndicate in a raid in Phnom Penh, including three Malaysians.
Cambodian authorities conducted a raid in the capital, detaining 81 scam suspects and claiming that 220,000 individuals have fled the Kingdom.
Cambodian authorities have dismantled more than 700 facilities linked to international cyber fraud operations. The crackdown aims to dismantle organized criminal networks operating across Southeast Asia.
Nearly 4,000 Cambodian civilians, including over 1,100 children, remain unable to return to their homes in Banteay Meanchey province, as Cambodian authorities accuse the Thai military of illegally placing shipping container barriers.
Cambodian authorities conducted raids on two buildings in Phnom Penh's Prince Plaza Centre, which are linked to the extradited Chinese billionaire Chen Zhi, resulting in the detention of 104 individuals, including 82 Chinese nationals.
Cambodian authorities conducted a scam raid in Sen Sok, seizing numerous Japanese police uniforms and arresting 200 individuals. The operation targeted a large-scale fraudulent scheme.
Recent scam campaign raids in Cambodia have led to the arrest of 18 suspects and the seizure of foreign police uniforms.
Cambodian authorities reported seizing nearly 6 tonnes of narcotics and 42 tonnes of precursor chemicals in 2025, indicating a significant crackdown on drug trafficking.