Chhim Sithar, a Cambodian union leader recently released after serving two years in prison, has vowed to continue the strike against NagaWorld casino until justice is achieved. She was sentenced for incitement related to a strike protesting mass layoffs of over 1,300 employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, which began in December 2021. Despite her imprisonment, Sithar remains committed to advocating for workers' rights, stating that the strike will persist until a resolution is found. The strike has faced significant governmental opposition, including police violence and judicial harassment, with the Cambodian human rights group LICADHO documenting these challenges. Although some dismissed workers have accepted compensation and ceased demands, Sithar emphasized that the struggle continues for those still seeking justice. Her leadership has drawn national and international attention, underscoring the broader issues of labor rights in Cambodia.