Cambodia-Australia unite against cross-border crime


Interior minister Sar Sokha met with Australian ambassador to Cambodia Justin Whyatt on March 27. - Sar Sokha via FB

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia and Australia have lauded their excellent cooperation within the framework of the Ministry of Interior and the Australian Federal Police, particularly in combating cross-border crimes, human and drug trafficking and cybercrime.

The plaudits were given during a meeting between interior minister Sar Sokha and Australian ambassador to Cambodia Justin Whyatt on Wednesday (March 27).

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