Two men accused of abusing underage girls Phnom Penh Post

Two suspects, in separate cases, were sent to court yesterday after both were accused of raping three-year-old girls. Keo Sreysey, director of Kratie province’s anti-human trafficking and juvenile police force, said 25-year-old Sim Sinath was arrested on Monday after allegedly raping a three-year-old girl in a hammock outside his house in Sambor district. In a separate case, Bin Vanna, police chief of Pursat province’s Krakor district, said fourteen-year-old Thy Thearith was arrested and sent to court yesterday morning after he was caught sexually abusing a three-year-old girl.

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