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South Korea rejected boosting police in Cambodia despite rising crimes against its citizens, opting instead for new diplomatic measures.
The Yoon administration denied a request to increase South Korea's police presence in Cambodia, despite a surge in crimes against South Koreans—from 81 cases in 2022 to 303 in the first half of 2025.
Currently, only three officers are stationed at the embassy, with two added temporarily in 2023–2024.
Lawmakers and President Lee Jae Myung criticized the decision amid concerns over abductions and hostage situations.
In response, the government plans to expand the police attaché role and establish a 'Korean Desk' in Cambodian police stations, modeled after similar units in Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam, as directed by the president.
Interior Minister Yoon Ho-jung confirmed the measures are underway.
Corea del Sur rechazó reforzar la policía en Camboya a pesar del aumento de los crímenes contra sus ciudadanos, optando en su lugar por nuevas medidas diplomáticas.