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Cambodia’s exiled former opposition leader calls for uprising
Cambodian government describes Rainsy’s call an attempted coup and is threatening to jail anyone who supports it for up to 30 years.
Cambodia’s lifeline threatened as Mekong recedes to historic low
Dams, low rainfall and changing climate blamed for decline in river's fortunes amid worries about crucial food supply.
Cambodia’s Orphan Business: The Dark Side of ‘Voluntourism’
Tourists volunteering in Cambodian orphanages may be unwittingly fuelling an industry that exploits children for profit.
Cambodia detains another opposition member amid crackdown
Rights group calls for dropping of charges and release of Nuth Pich, a member of the dissolved opposition party.
Cambodia-European Union trade deal is on the chopping block
Accusations of human rights abuse by the Cambodian government may force the end of a preferential trade agreement.
Plundering Cambodia’s Forests
101 East investigates how illegal loggers are plundering some of Cambodia's last remaining forests.
Espionage trial of two former RFA journalists starts in Cambodia
The two were arrested in a late night raid during 2017 political crackdown and accused of spying for the US.
Thai court rejects class action against sugar giant Mitr Phol
Cambodian villagers accuse Thailand's biggest sugar company of stealing their land, something the company denies.
In a Cambodian beach town, China-led building boom flouts rules
Lax regulation, bribery and corruption put lives at risk in China-fuelled development of once-sleepy Sihanoukville town.
Cambodian farmers take Thai sugar giant to court
Two Cambodian villagers claim the company illegally took their land to clear it for sugarcane farming.
Cambodia’s opposition faces renewed crackdown amid China shift
With senior leaders jailed or exiled, local and regional supporters of opposition report attacks and harassment.
Gateless: A Story of Child Sex Abuse in Cambodia’s Temples
A young man seeks justice after being abused in a Buddhist temple in Cambodia.
Neo-Nazi website founder must return to US to face lawsuit
A neo-Nazi website operator is not excused from returning to the United States for questioning under oath in a lawsuit accusing him of orchestrating an anti-Jewish "troll storm" against a Montana real estate agent's family, a federal judge has ruled.
Calls grow for investigation over missing Cambodian land activist
Human rights groups ratchet up pressure on the Cambodian government after Sum Moeun vanished without a trace.
Cambodian court issues arrest warrants for top opposition leaders
Exiled politicians accused of incitement to commit felony and plotting treason after announcing plans to return.
Will Brexit push Cambodia into economic crisis?
As the UK prepares to leave the EU, we look at Brexit's potential effect on Southeast Asian economies.
Cambodia economy: High growth expected to continue
From the ashes of war, Cambodia is forecast to have the sixth fastest growing economy in the world.
‘Clock’s ticking,’ EU tells Cambodia as trade scheme under threat
Bloc launches process that could lead to end of favourable deal over Phnom Penh's record on human rights and democracy.
Cambodia’s opposition leaders in exile to return
The opposition was accused of conspiring with foreign countries to overthrow the government and was dissolved by the court.
15 years on, justice elusive in Cambodia union leader’s murder
Charismatic union leader Chea Vichea was shot dead in Phnom Penh on January 22, 2004, but his killers remain at large.
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Cambodia’s PM Hun Sen ‘Misreading’ EU as Withdrawal of Trade Preferences...
Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen is wrong to assume the EU will stop at partial trade sanctions if he does not end a crackdown on voices critical of his government, observers said Wednesday, a week ahead of a planned return of tariffs to around one-fifth of Cambodian exports to the bloc.
