A/HRC/42/60/Add.2 families or relatives are representative for person drug addictions to guarantee to treatment and rehabilitation voluntary in arm to useful drug addict and generals. Paragraph 48: “Finally, the Special Rapporteur again visited the Phnom Penh Social Affairs Transit Centre, also known as the Prey Spue Centre…….” On May 6, 2019, at 8:30 pm, the United Nations Special Rapporteur Ms. Rhona Smith, convenes a meeting to review and assess the situation of the vulnerable are staying at the Center for Social Affairs of Phnom Penh. There’re 132 living in Centre. As result Social Affairs have good caring for victims to respect the rights without discrimination, abandoning them and providing care to the spirit of good. - Rejoice with a clear professional training class (head of the delegation interviewed direct victims who are learning to nail polish and pencil) - happy to see fewer victims in the room - There are no drug victims in the center. The Social Affair Center of Phnom Penh has been playing an important role in securing victims and vulnerable people (elderly, self-reliant, destitute, homeless, disabled, disable, tents, prostitute, sex, workers, labor) from the 14 districts to provide an accommodation Sustainable and Non-discrimination Racial Classification Save the Victims and vulnerable Families to Obtain Temporary Accommodation, Health Care, Healing, Rehabilitation, Vocational Training, Life Skills and Providing continuing Services to Development Partners and Integration Communities. The Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth rehabilitation, Phnom Penh Capital Hall, and relevant partners has been working hard to reform the whole structure and make efforts to make Phnom Penh Social Affairs Centre better place. Temporary accommodation avoiding other risks on the public roads  Receive health care both in the center and when referred to public hospitals when serious illness (support from health departments, medical and medical specialists, and dental companics, and general health)  Get enough food, proper clothing  Receive a poor equity card for taking free health care when returning to the base  Receive information on necessary services and need through consultations so as to easily return to their families and home provinces.  Receive vocational training during the stay in the center  Reintegrate them back to their homeland under cooperation from 25 provinces of the United states  Receive health assessments from psychologists to receive treatment at the New Immunization Centers and get other benefits. Therefore, Social Affairs Centre is the only center to receive and provide services to victims and venerable people in Phnom Penh. These are the highest attentions and given the full basic rights to vulnerable victims of the Royal Government of Cambodia, without allowing anyone to give up food. Lack of good health care. Moreover, some national and international development partners have come to provide encouragement for temporary accommodation to them. Paragraph 49: “The Special Rapporteur recommends an independent investigation into this case as well as an in-depth review of the Centre, including whether it should continue to exist at all….” The Social Affairs Center (Prey Spec) is directly under the Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation, Phnom Penh Capital City, and the Ministry of Social 12