Khmer witnesses: Nong Chan camp was definitely in Cambodian Territory

1 September 2025
The Phnom Penh Post
International relations / Land / Land policy and administration
ASEAN Interim Observer Team (IOT) / border dispute / Cambodia-Thailand Border / ceasefire / General Border Committee (GBC) / Regional Border Committee (RBC)

The former Nong Chan refugee camp was located on Khmer territory during the 1980s and 90s. No Thai civilians lived there, and no Thai military were stationed there. A canal marked the boundary between Cambodia and Thailand, according to locals who often visited Nong Chan, which is currently being claimed by the Thai side. …

 Sous Yamy
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/khmer-witnesses-nong-chan-camp-was-definitely-in-cambodian-territory

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