AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOnline Scams Crackdown: Cambodia is pushing a tougher, cross-border approach to cyber fraud, with an editorial urging decisive action and a Sept. 23–24 Phnom Penh conference framed around “breaking the chain” of online scams. Education & Language Skills: MoEYS says it will strengthen French-language training for primary and secondary teachers through the APPRENDRE program, including new teaching resources and digital tools. Culture & Heritage Tourism: Siem Reap continues to draw visitors with calmer, off-the-main-path temple stops like Krol Ko and Prei, while the Angkor Empire Marathon brings runners to Angkor Wat at dawn. Lifestyle for Travelers: A guide explains what’s changing for Thailand trips from Sept. 15, and another story looks at why expats often find Siem Reap a “right fit.” Child Protection Online: UNICEF-linked reporting highlights how tech-facilitated sexual abuse exposure varies by region, with Southeast Asia including Cambodia flagged among higher-risk areas. Justice for Survivors: Cambodia has submitted its response to a UN CEDAW ruling over a child rape case, with authorities saying the priority is to locate and arrest the officer involved.
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