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Cambodia wants to shed its scam image, but will it go after powerful individuals?

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's determination to revamp its tarnished image as a scam hub has led to multiple crackdowns on illegal compounds, but hardly any arrests of powerful and well-connected individuals identified by the US as having links to the fraudulent operations.

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柬埔寨想要摆脱其诈骗者的形象,但它会追究权势人物的责任吗?

Members of the US Congress urged the Trump administration to investigate and sanction 26 individuals and two entities for their connection to online scam centres and other alleged crimes such as torture and human trafficking. The names include Deputy Commissioner-General of the National Police Dy Vichea, who is Hun Sen’s son-in-law. - Phnom Penh Post/ANN

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia’s determination to revamp its tarnished image as a scam hub has led to multiple crackdowns on illegal compounds, but hardly any arrests of powerful and well-connected individuals identified by the US as having links to the fraudulent operations.

Cambodia’s anti-scam czar, Senior Minister Chhay Sinarith, said the government was still carrying out investigations. “Suspicion alone cannot immediately lead to enforcement action. An investigation is necessary,” he stressed.

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