Legal Protection for Victims of Human Trafficking in Cambodia

Trafficking in Persons (TPPO) is a form of cross-border crime involving at least two countries, namely the victim's country of origin and the destination country. This study aims to examine the classification of trafficking victims, especially individuals working abroad in the online gambling sector, as well as analyze the forms of legal protection and measures that have been taken by the government both at the national and international levels to prevent this crime. The main problem in this study is related to the identification and classification of trafficking in citizens working abroad. The approach used is normative juridical legal research with qualitative methods, which includes approaches to laws and regulations and case studies. The results of the study show that efforts to prevent trafficking require cooperation between countries through multilateral, national, regional, and international mechanisms. In addition, there is a need for effective implementation of international agreements that have been agreed upon and strengthening the national legal system through stricter and more comprehensive laws and regulations.