Cambodia has deported seven of the 10 foreign tourists charged with producing pornography, including a New Zealander.
Ten people were arrested in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Photo: Cambodia Police
The group was arrested in January after images emerged of people appearing to imitate sex acts at a party in Siem Reap in the country's north-west.
One of those to be deported was New Zealander Paul Brasch, 33, who was working in Cambodia as a tour guide.
Seven of them, from New Zealand, the UK and Canada, were granted bail last week and have now left the country.
Three others - from the UK, Norway and the Netherlands - will face trial for allegedly organising the party.
All 10 deny the allegations against them, saying they had not been nude and did not produce any pornographic material.
The seven people that have been deported were ordered to leave Cambodia as part of the bail decision and not return, although the charges against them have not been dropped, reports said.
Images of the event posted on an expat-run website showed several couples clothed or in swim wear on the floor of a villa, apparently acting out sexual positions.
The town of Siem Reap is the gateway to the ruins of Angkor Wat, Cambodia's main tourist attraction.
Popular with backpackers, the city's nightlife scene has rapidly grown over the past few years and sometimes placed tourists at odds with Cambodia's socially conservative culture.
- BBC
