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Angelina Jolie marks one year since Thai-Cambodian border war erupted
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Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has marked one year since fighting erupted on the Thai-Cambodian border, saying nearly 30,000 people in Cambodia still cannot return home.
Key facts
- Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has marked one year since fighting erupted on the Thai-Cambodian border, saying nearly 30,000 people in Cambodia still cannot return home.
- The actress and humanitarian posted her message on Instagram today, July 24, alongside a photo of a young father holding a baby at a displacement camp.
- Eight dead at a petrol station 20 kilometres from the border
- Her eldest son Maddox was born there, and she received Cambodian citizenship in 2005
- The other side of the anniversary: the day rockets hit a Si Sa Ket petrol station
- Rockets across five locations, and a hospital in the crosshairs
Summary
The actress and humanitarian posted her message on Instagram today, July 24, alongside a photo of a young father holding a baby at a displacement camp.
“One year ago, conflict broke out along Cambodia’s border, upending the safety and stability of so many,” she wrote. She said close to 30,000 people remain internally displaced.