According to Mr Bunnach all suspects confessed their guilt to police. Mr Bunnach said that his department had cooperated with district police to shutdown the illegal business suspected of procuring sex for clients and to send the owners to court. In the future police hope to raid a further 42 illegal businesses in the Kampong Cham province, in crackdowns aimed at eliminating brothels in the area, he said.
Some 50 percent of these were believed by police to be brothels, he added. Under the anti-human trafficking law, those convicted of procuring prostitution face between two and five years in prison. Bou Vireak, provincial coordinator for the human rights organization Licdaho, commended local authorities yesterday for trying to prosecute on pimping and prostitution. Independent journalism is under threat in Cambodia. The Cambodia Daily's goal is to produce more independent reporting on the news and events that affect the daily lives of Cambodians.
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