AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOnline Scams Crackdown: Cambodia says it dismantled 700+ large-scale online scam compounds in a year-long drive, inspecting 793 sites, raiding 624, revoking 18 casino licences, and referring 408 cases to court—while admitting criminals have shifted to smaller, dispersed operations in guesthouses, apartments, vehicles and cafes. Cybercrime Reporting: Police launched the “Kapea Scams” app, offering scam alerts, automatic call blocking, and a way for the public to report suspected fraud during a three-month trial. Border Politics & Diplomacy: At the Second Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference (ISC-2) in Phnom Penh, Cambodian leaders pushed stronger parliamentary diplomacy and peace grounded in international law, while Cambodia’s Information Minister highlighted a French Le Figaro report portraying Thailand as an “aggressor” over the border dispute. Parliamentary Links: Senate President Hun Sen held talks with Azerbaijan’s parliament speaker, with her seeking Cambodia’s support for her IPU presidency bid. Education Under Pressure: In Oddar Meanchey, some students returned to class after border fighting displaced families, but schools remain closed and unexploded ordnance still threatens reopening.
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