Chong Khneas’ Ethnic Vietnamese Fishers Are Leaving Amid Fishing Crackdown, Arbitrary Fees
Ethnic Vietnamese people living in a popular Siem Reap tourist destination say dozens of families in their community have fled in the last year, spurred by an illegal fishing crackdown that saw dozens of boats confiscated and ongoing alleged extortion by the local Vietnamese association.
In Floating Village, New Tourist Boat System Frustrates Community
Candlelight Alleges CPP Member Stole a Party Billboard in Kampong Thom
Battambang Authorities Ask Villagers to Remove Fish Farms, Claiming Pollution
Sihanoukville Beach Fence Demolished Overnight
Development Sweeps Koh Rong Sanloem Amid Government Secrecy
Authorities Vow Loans Crackdown Over ‘Excessive Debt,’ ‘Financial Stability’
Almanac Heralds Disease, Errant Weather With Some Hope from an Angel
Canceled Bookings, Spray-Paint on Koh Rong Sanloem As Authorities Extend Deadline
Tourists began leaving Koh Rong Sanloem and canceling their bookings as authorities extended Thursday’s eviction deadline for businesses and resorts in the island’s Saracen Bay area, spray-painting resorts with new messages to demolish their businesses.
Union Says Factory Prolonging Suspensions, Targeting Pro-Union Workers
Union Seeks Help in Resolving Dispute Over 1,700 Dismissed Workers
Briefs: Teens Charged With Murder in Takeo Killing
Four teens arrested for allegedly killing another student last week were sent to court and provisionally charged with murder and conspiracy on Thursday.
Owner Behind Sihanoukville Fence Construction Still A Mystery
Ministry Says It Will Reduce Detainees at Notorious Prey Speu Center
Kampong Chhnang Residents Accuse Police Chief’s Family of Violence
Four Kampong Chhnang residents are alleging that a commune police chief’s family beat them over a mundane dispute, after which provincial police intimidated them to withdraw a complaint they had filed over the incident.
Four Teens Interrogated After 16-Year-Old Stabbed to Death
Welders Sent to Court Over Toul Kork Bar Fire That Killed Three Staff
Battambang Authorities Ask Villagers to Remove Fish Farms, Claiming Pollution
Sihanoukville Beach Fence Demolished Overnight
Kampong Chhnang Residents Accuse Police Chief’s Family of Violence
Four Teens Interrogated After 16-Year-Old Stabbed to Death
Preah Vihear Residents Refuse to Vacate Land Despite Conflicting Claims
Four Preah Vihear indigenous families met with provincial authorities on Tuesday over claims to their land but were told they had no option but to leave their homes.
Daun Penh Guards Ask Youth Activist to Dismantle Makeshift Library
Two Daun Penh security guards prevented a youth activist from the Khmer Thavrak group from setting up a small public library in Phnom Penh’s Wat Botum park.
Kep Cuts Down Beachfront Trees for SEA Games Beautification Plan
Kep provincial officials cut down around 30 trees along the beachfront in the city and said this was done to beautify the area ahead of the Southeast Asia Games in May.
Brothers Arrested for Impersonating Officials, Extortion
Battambang authorities arrested two people for allegedly impersonating authorities and for extorting money from another person.
Ruling Party Drops Tbong Khmum Incitement Complaint Against Kong Korm
The ruling Cambodian People’s Party dropped a second lawsuit against former senior Candlelight adviser Kong Korm, days after he quit the opposition party.
Candlelight Alleges CPP Member Stole a Party Billboard in Kampong Thom
Ruling Party Drops Tbong Khmum Incitement Complaint Against Kong Korm
Union Seeks Help in Resolving Dispute Over 1,700 Dismissed Workers
Cinlon Workers Allege Union-Busting in Complaint to Labor Minister
Week of Faintings at Pursat School Prompts Spiritual Interventions
More than 70 students at a Pursat high school have fainted over the last week, with some officials attributing the incidents to unhappy spirits at the school, whereas health officials said they believed the students were likely caused by minor health issues.