UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews clarified his recent report on Cambodia’s human rights, stating Thailand received a draft of sections addressing the Thailand-Cambodia border conflict. Andrews revealed the Thai government was provided the relevant portions of the report in advance for feedback. Despite this opportunity, Thailand did not respond before the report’s publication. He made this disclosure in a Facebook post on August 7th, addressing criticisms regarding the report’s content. Andrews defended his statement, implying transparency in his process. The lack of response from Thailand raises questions about their engagement with the UN’s human rights concerns. This situation highlights potential sensitivities surrounding the border issues between the two nations.