Cambodia has carried out a crackdown on cyber scam compounds that have been linked to human trafficking, and authorities say thousands of people have been freed from the facilities. The operation is described as part of efforts to dismantle trafficking networks and rescue victims of forced labor and related abuses. However, multiple reports say that after release, many workers face a new set of problems. Some people are reportedly roaming the streets of Phnom Penh with no clear place to stay and limited access to support services. Reports indicate that many of those freed are foreign nationals and that some have few or no practical ways to contact families or travel home. Authorities and humanitarian groups are trying to respond to the immediate needs of those released, but the situation is described as unstable and difficult for individuals without documentation or resources. The accounts emphasize that while the crackdown ends detention or exploitation inside the compounds, it also exposes gaps in follow-up care, including shelter, identification, and assistance with reunification or repatriation.