A popular holiday hotspot in Thailand has become embroiled in an old debate in recent months.
Koh Kood, or Koh Kut, is an island situated in the Gulf of Thailand.
But Cambodian activists have recently upped their protests, saying that part of the island and its maritime boundaries belong to Cambodia.
After a two-hour ferry ride from Koh Chang, the golden buddha at Wat Ao Salat temple is the most notable sight arriving at Koh Kood island. Below it, the corrugated shacks that make up the rustic ferry port are a reminder of the islands fishing village origins. But as dozens of western tourists disembark, it shows that today Koh Kood is fast becoming a hotspot for visitors, with many…