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UK Ambassador concerned over cyber scams, human trafficking - Vimarsana News

UK Ambassador concerned over cyber scams, human trafficking

The UK Ambassador expressed his concern over cyber scams and human trafficking in Cambodia, while Cambodia is continuing to be heavily criticised and globally regarded as a centre for cross-border human trafficking.

CAMBODIA Cyber scams harming Cambodia - Vimarsana News

CAMBODIA Cyber scams harming Cambodia

A new report notes that returns from cyber scams generate an estimated at US$ 12.5 billion in a country whose GDP is below US$ 30 billion. This is keeping foreign investors away, weakening economic development. While the authorities have started to crack down, they can only go so far since many of those involved are Chinese nationals, protected by their country’s economic involvement in Cambodia.

Cambodia's capital gains tax decision 'not final' , says PM Hun Manet - Vimarsana News

Cambodia's capital gains tax decision 'not final' , says PM Hun Manet

Prime Minister Hun Manet has clarified to the public that the Cambodian government has not made a final decision to impose the Capital Gains Tax early next year, as widely reported.

Voting 'best' way to change leaders | Phnom Penh Post - Vimarsana News

Voting 'best' way to change leaders | Phnom Penh Post

Hun Manet, a future prime ministerial candidate for the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP), has emphasised the necessity of peaceful transition of power through democratic elections.

Sharp rise in fires prompting safety action nationwide - Vimarsana News

Sharp rise in fires prompting safety action nationwide

This year has seen a worrying uptick in fires, with 516 blazes reported in the first six months, a rise of 144 from the same period last year.