Cambodia ‘playing the victim,’ Thailand tells global mediators
Both countries are involved in a United Nations-backed conciliation process to resolve a maritime dispute between them.
Singapore - Thailand accused Cambodia on Tuesday of “playing the role of a victim” in a dispute over maritime resources, as the Southeast Asian neighbors brought their long-standing feud before international mediators.The hearing at the Singapore outpost of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) comes after the countries fought two rounds of deadly border clashes last year.In May this year, Thailand unilaterally pulled out of a framework agreement with Cambodia that aimed to resolve overlapping maritime border claims, but denied any link to their land dispute.
Source: Japan Times
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