NagaWorld Workers, Admitting Fatigue One Month Into Strike, Take 1,300 Signatures Around Embassies
NagaWorld workers started submitting petitions to embassies, asking 14 foreign delegations to monitor rallies and raise the labor dispute and unionists’ arrests to high-level Cambodian officials, as participants say they’re experiencing strike fatigue.
Two-Star Police General Asks for Leniency Over Covid-19 Lockdown Party
Attacks on Political Opponents Followed Hun Sen’s Visit to Myanmar: Singapore
Cosmetic Surgeons Sent to Court Over Injuries, Counterfeit Medicines and Unlicensed Operations
Woman Says Pregnancy, Layoff, Sick Child Drove Her to Drug Deal
Land Loss, Microfinance Debts Fuel Prey Preah Roka Destruction
49 Thais Repatriated Amid Trafficking Scourge, Police Say They Don’t Ask About Their Work
Opinion: Women’s Challenges in Newsrooms Are Going Unreported
Four Pakistanis Rescued From Captivity, Forced Labor in Sihanoukville
Four Pakistani nationals were kidnapped in Sihanoukville and held against their will by a foreign company, the Pakistani Embassy said on Thursday
Public Fourth-Dose Vaccinations, Locations
Supreme Court Orders Review of Sentencing in Riverside Mini-Mart Killing Case
Private Conversations Presented as Evidence in CNRP Plotting Trial
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Thursday presented transcripts extracted from defendants’ private conversations in a plotting and incitement trial against CNRP officials and supporter.
Demoted Police Chief Denies Alleged Bribe: ‘I Don’t Dare to Give My View’
Mondulkiri Logging Crackdown to Target ‘Brothers and Sisters,’ Not the Powerful
Villagers Defend Community Forest Given Away to Soldiers
Oral district residents are pitching tents in community forests to fend off soldiers who have received rights to the land by government order, as the Kampong Speu provincial administration pursues lawsuits against the residents for not making way.
A Young Man on Questions That Alienate and Why Gay Marriage Should Be Law
Legacy of Resistance Being Erased With New Law, Say Activist Monks
Villagers Defend Community Forest Given Away to Soldiers
Land Loss, Microfinance Debts Fuel Prey Preah Roka Destruction
Woman Says Pregnancy, Layoff, Sick Child Drove Her to Drug Deal
Supreme Court Orders Review of Sentencing in Riverside Mini-Mart Killing Case
Chinese Businessman in Jail for 15 Years Over Surrogate Child
A Chinese businessman wanted a child in 2017 and paid a Chinese company to find him a surrogate. The surrogate, who was in Cambodia, gave birth to the child. But after the businessman arrived here to receive the baby, he was arrested for trafficking and sentenced to 15 years in prison.
One-Year Imprisonment Upheld for Vaccine-Critical Facebook Posts
The Appeal Court on Tuesday upheld one-year jail sentences against two former opposition activists for incitement and insult after they criticized the distribution of Chinese-made Covid-19 vaccines in Cambodia before they were approved by the WHO.
60,000 Ha Reclaimed Around Tonle Sap, Activists Call for Similar Action in Prey Lang Forests
Alleging renewed large-scale illegal logging, environmentalists around the Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary said authorities should take action to stop deforestation before it was too late, just as officials had reclaimed 60,000 hectares of protected flooded forests around the Tonle Sap lake.
NagaWorld Workers Tell Labor Ministry Their Arrested Leaders Need to Be at Negotiating Table
NagaWorld union members admonished the Labor Ministry during an impromptu press conference on Monday, accusing labor officials for disregarding calls to release jailed union leadership as a precondition to restart negotiations.
Takeo Villagers Protest as Local Field Used as Trash Dumpsite
Dozens of villagers blocked a road to stop a trash company from bringing its trucks to a 1-hectare field near the village, which has been overflowing with bags of unprocessed, unburned garbage.
Attacks on Political Opponents Followed Hun Sen’s Visit to Myanmar: Singapore
Private Conversations Presented as Evidence in CNRP Plotting Trial
NagaWorld Workers, Admitting Fatigue One Month Into Strike, Take 1,300 Signatures Around Embassies
Workers Get ‘Last Call’ From NagaWorld to Quit Strike
Four Dead From Two Landmine Explosions in One Village
Two landmines exploded in a Preah Vihear village in two separate incidents late morning Monday, killing three deminers and a local resident.
Hun Sen Sets Off for Myanmar Despite Strong Pushback
Urging Continued Covid-19 Caution, Hun Sen Advises Drinking Bottled Water
Myanmar State MP: An Open Letter to Hun Sen
Fourth Covid-19 Jabs for Gov’t, Doctors, Older Residents
Hun Sen Arrives in Myanmar to Burning of Portraits, Online Abuse
No Hun Sen, No Commemorations as Muted Jan 7 Evokes Shift in Tone
Long Separations Sustain Migrant Families’ Incomes
CNRP Videos of ‘Movement’ Shown as Evidence in Mass Trial
Opinion: Left Behind or Brought Along, Children, Families of Migrants Face Challenges
‘A Thousand Sithars’: NagaWorld Unionist Was Prepared for Arrest
Appeal Court Drops Charges Against Former Cambodia Daily Journalists
Two-Star Police General Asks for Leniency Over Covid-19 Lockdown Party
Cosmetic Surgeons Sent to Court Over Injuries, Counterfeit Medicines and Unlicensed Operations
Opinion: Left Behind or Brought Along, Children, Families of Migrants Face Challenges
