Call for fairness in Chen Zhi case


Under focus: A man walking past the Prince International Plaza in Phnom Penh. — AFP

Phnom Penh said it hopes the United States and Britain have sufficient evidence in their pursuit of Prince Holding Group and its chairman Chen Zhi, after both governments imposed sanctions accusing the conglomerate of running massive online scams and using forced labour.

Cambodia’s Interior Ministry spokesman Touch Sokhak said Prince Holding Group has met all legal requirements to operate in Cambodia and has been treated no differently than other major companies investing in the country.

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