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Cambodia police chief sacked over sexual misconduct in landmark case
September 09, 2020
September 09, 2020 8:03 PM
PHNOM PENH (REUTERS) - A high-ranking Cambodian police official has been sacked over sexual misconduct at work in a landmark case in the South-east Asian nation but will not be prosecuted to "protect the dignity" of the women involved, a police official said.
PHNOM PENH (REUTERS) - A high-ranking Cambodian police official has been sacked over sexual misconduct at work in a landmark case in the South-east Asian nation but will not be prosecuted to "protect the dignity" of the women involved, a police official said.
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