AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoActivism Under Pressure: Phnom Penh Municipal Court sentenced student leader Thy Thorn and opposition activists Soeung Kunthea and Mean Chanthon to seven years each for alleged plotting against the government, despite claims they were exercising free expression and Kunthea/Chanthon being recognized as refugees by UNHCR. Jobs & Daily Life: Cambodia’s labour force participation rose to 71.6% in 2025, with unemployment at 3.6%, and most workers still in the informal sector (75.1%), according to the Labour Force Survey 2025. Scam Crackdown: Cambodia froze over US$300 million tied to online scam crimes and sent 446 cases (3,927 suspects) to court, saying large-scale scam sites have been eliminated. Tourism & Culture Calendar: Siem Reap is gearing up for the autumn equinox experience around Angkor Wat, including the Equinox Angkor Run on Sept. 21, with sunrise views and local food stops. Heritage & Education: Cambodia’s Bac II results show an 84%+ pass rate, and the country also marked progress in road safety with Phnom Penh receiving a WHO Healthy Cities recognition award. Travel Support: The Tourism Ministry launched 24-hour emergency hotlines for tourists, covering immigration, safety, and urgent medical help.
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