Human rights violations continued unabated. Thousands of families in Angkor continued to live under threat of forced eviction, while thousands already evicted were denied remedy and remained living in inadequate housing, struggling with debt and without work. Ninety-seven people, including children, were arrested for peacefully expressing their opinions, and subsequently charged with incitement and plotting, showing the extent of the deterioration of civic space. An internationally renowned journalist was arrested after extensively reporting about the scamming industry, which continued to flourish with impunity.
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