Online Scams Crackdown: Cambodia says it raided 95 online scam locations in May, detaining 5,407 people and deporting 1,721, with cases spread across Phnom Penh, Banteay Meanchey, Svay Rieng, Preah Sihanouk and more. Immigration Safety: The General Department of Immigration warns travelers not to use an unauthorized visa site (cambodiaivisa.com), directing people to official e-Arrival and government hotlines instead. Cultural Heritage Returns: The Metropolitan Museum of Art repatriated two Khmer antiquities to Cambodia—an Angkor-period rākṣasa guardian deity and a lintel with a dragon carving—linked to a looted-art trafficking network. Environment & Youth: KOICA-backed training with CAMKAA and Phnom Penh’s environment office brought 200 students together for environmental education and basic photography, focusing on plastic waste reduction. Rainy-Season Greening: The Ministry of Environment calls on everyone to join a nationwide tree-planting push, offering millions of free saplings to boost forest cover and climate resilience. Angkor Conservation: France-funded restoration work on the 11th-century West Mebon temple in Siem Reap is set to reopen during the Francophonie Summit in November. Design Education & IP: WIPO-supported IP training is being rolled into Cambodia’s design schools so creators and students can better protect their work and help local SMEs with branding. Scam Crackdown Critique: Amnesty says Cambodia’s scam-compound crackdown failed to protect trafficking victims, alleging many abusive sites remained active and survivors received little support.