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Treasures Looted in War
Works of art and cultural heritage sites are common casualties in war.
Five Questions on Human Rights in Cambodia: Mu Sochua
Mu Sochua is the deputy leader of the Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP), and one of Cambodia's most prominent women in politics. This past week, a Cambodian court issued treason arrest warrants for eight leading members of the CNRP in exile, including Sochua.
Last Days of the Mighty Mekong: A Review
The Last Days of the Mighty Mekong, by Brian Eyler, director of the Southeast Asia program at the Stimson Center, takes the reader on a journey from glaciers in China to rice fields in Vietnam, stopping along the way in Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand.
After Democracies Collapse
Since the mid-2000s, democracy has regressed in nearly every part of the world.
How Will the World Respond to Cambodia’s Election?
The Cambodian People’s Party (CPP), led by Prime Minister Hun Sen, now utterly dominates Cambodia. The party won control of the entire lower house of parliament in elections last month.
Cambodia’s Elections: Some Initial Thoughts
In Cambodia’s elections this past weekend, Hun Sen’s Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) reportedly won all 125 of the seats contested in elections that were slammed by international observers.
Cambodia’s Election is Pre-Determined, but What Happens Afterward?
In the run-up to Cambodia’s national elections, due in July, Prime Minister Hun Sen has taken no chances of an upset, of a political...
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Female-led councils and equity classes as Siem Reap schools target gender...
The presence of Chbab Srey in classrooms well into the 20th century tells the uninitiated much of what they need to know about the power of gender roles in Cambodia’s education system.
