Captive Scam Workers in Cambodia Couldn’t Flee as Bombs Fell
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- Laborers in Cambodia, held against their will to operate online scams, were forced to continue their work amid escalating military attacks by the Thai military on the disputed border region. The situation has intensified as airstrikes have been reported, leading to a dangerous environment for those unable to escape.
- This development highlights the dire circumstances faced by these captive workers, who are caught in a conflict that not only threatens their safety but also underscores the broader issue of human trafficking and exploitation in regions affected by conflict.
- The ongoing violence along the Thailand-Cambodia border has resulted in significant civilian displacement, with over half a million people evacuated due to renewed clashes. This situation reflects a pattern of instability in the region, where ceasefire agreements have repeatedly been violated, raising concerns about the humanitarian impact and the need for international intervention.
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