Current govt has deported over 15,000 foreigners for online crimes, reports Cambodia


Some of the more than 15,000 foreigners who were deported for their involvement in online crimes over the past two years. -Immigration department

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia deported more than 15,000 foreign nationals involved in online-related crimes over the past two years, during the seventh-mandate government, according to Interior Minister Sar Sokha.

Addressing the opening of this morning’s “Experience Sharing in Combating Technology-Based Fraud and Money Laundering” workshop, at the interior ministry headquarters, Sokha described the deportations as reflecting the government’s strong commitment to addressing online crime.

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