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have been charged with “incitement” and sent to pretrial detention at Prey Sar prison. Globe has published the first of a five-part series, “Cambodia in Quarantine”, that will investigate the impact of the global pandemic on the four pillars of Cambodia’s economy – garments, construction, tourism and agriculture. According to official figures, 130,000 workers in Cambodia’s garment and footwear industry have lost their jobs due to the global economic downturn amidst the coronavirus pandemic. According to unions, however, estimate that around 200,000 workers have lost their jobs in the industry. “The sociopolitical effects of the loss of income and export wealth is already rippling out into Cambodian society”, Globe wrote. Laid-off garment workers are struggling to find new jobs and, according to workers, it is almost impossible to find a job within the sector, as it has been severely affected by the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Media report that the National Committee for Counter Trafficking launched a