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Over 900,000 Cambodian migrants returned from Thailand in 2025, facing poverty, debt, and lack of promised aid.
In mid-2025, over 900,000 Cambodian migrant workers returned from Thailand amid rising border tensions and discrimination, but many now face hunger, unemployment, and overwhelming microfinance debt.
Despite government promises of 70,000 jobs and social aid, most found few opportunities, especially in border regions, and struggle to repay loans that often exceed annual household income.
Human Rights Watch reports widespread hardship, including skipped meals and denied medical care, as unregulated microfinance lending continues to drive poverty and migration.
Aid efforts have failed to materialize, exposing deep flaws in Cambodia’s social safety net and economic policy.
Más de 900.000 migrantes camboyanos regresaron de Tailandia en 2025, enfrentando la pobreza, la deuda y la falta de ayuda prometida.