Chinese Protesters Urge Cambodia to Unfreeze Scam-Linked Firm's Accounts
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- •Chinese protesters gathered on April 28, 2026, in Cambodia to demand the release of frozen accounts linked to a scam-accused firm.
- •Cambodian authorities froze the accounts as part of an investigation into alleged scam activities.
- •Cambodia agreed to the early repatriation of 54 Pakistanis arrested following a raid on a scam center.
- •The protests reflect tensions between Chinese investors and Cambodian financial regulators.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Cambodian authorities decide to unfreeze the accounts linked to the scam-accused firm Chinese investors may regain access to their funds, potentially easing tensions but raising concerns about enforcement of anti-fraud measures.
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