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Malaysia Deports Illegal Cambodian Workers Amid Human Trafficking Concerns
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Malaysia has deported dozens of illegal Cambodian migrants, highlighting a broader crisis of human trafficking and labor exploitation in the region.
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Events
1995: Cambodia allows casino businesses for the first time.
1997: Hun Sen takes absolute power and closes casinos in Phnom Penh.
1998: Hun Sen negotiates with Malaysian investor Chen Lip Keong, granting NagaWorld a 70-year license.
2023: Labor leaders in Cambodia are imprisoned for demanding higher wages.
2024: NagaWorld reports high profits with low tax contributions to the state.
2025: Anwar Ibrahim serves as ASEAN Chair and intervenes in Thai-Cambodian border tensions.
Recent: Malaysia deports 40 illegal Cambodian migrants.
Who & What's Involved
Anwar IbrahimSar SokhaHun SenHun ManetNagaWorld
Topics
Human TraffickingIllegal MigrationDiplomatic RelationsLabor ExploitationBorder Disputes
Locations
MalaysiaCambodiaThailandLaosChinaPhnom PenhNong Ya KaewSa Kaeo Province