By Chantha Lach
CAMBODIA’S parliament has passed the first law dedicated to targeting scam centres accused of bilking international victims out of billions of dollars, as pressure mounts on governments to tackle the illicit businesses.
Justice Minister Keut Rith said the law aimed to enhance the “cleaning operation” taking place across the country, as well as to ensure the centres do not return after the crackdown.
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