Cambodia reports 272 trafficking and sexual exploitation cases, and 355 victims or potential victims in 2025
Police and military police investigated 272 human trafficking and sexual exploitation cases in 2025, while the national anti-trafficking committee recorded 355 victims and potential victims, according to an Interior Ministry account.
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In 2025, Cambodian police and military police investigated 272 cases involving human trafficking and sexual exploitation and arrested 410 suspects. The report described the scale of the cases and enforcement efforts as a new high.
An Interior Ministry spokesperson said on February 6 that the suspects included 53 women and 43 foreign nationals. All suspects had been referred to provincial or municipal courts for legal proceedings.
The National Committee for Counter Trafficking recorded a combined 355 Cambodian and foreign victims and potential victims. A special working group also coordinated the repatriation of 28 foreign nationals and helped 38 Cambodian victims and potential victims abroad return home.
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