Cambodia tells UN General Assembly that Thailand invaded Cambodia

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New York: Cambodia has drawn the attention of the UN General Assembly to the Cambodian refugees caused by the Thai invasion of Cambodia. Speaking to the UN General Assembly in New York on July 16, Ms. Tep Boramin, Secretary of State for the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, said that more than half a million refugees have suffered as a result of the Thai invasion and occupation of Cambodian territory. The Thai delegation was also present at the time of her speech. She also invited the members of the assembly to visit Angkor Wat, one of Cambodia’s wonders.  

Official figures show that more than 20,000 Cambodian refugees have not yet been able to return to their homes safely and peacefully due to the Thai military’s blockade of the area with barbed wire and containers. International lawyers have assessed that the seizure of land by force is a violation of both the UN Charter and the UN Charter. The Thai diplomatic corps is really aware of what is happening, so they always hide behind their military’s ignorance and respond only after Cambodia, which means that the perpetrators are always afraid of their own shadow. 

It remains to be seen whether Thailand will continue to respect international law and value ASEAN, while the country It is one of the six original countries that formed ASEAN, and the ASEAN Declaration of 1967 was issued in Bangkok.  Recently, Thailand has also come forward to find a solution to the Myanmar problem to show that it is trampling on international law.

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