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Flood risk for 1 million in Phnom Penh as wetlands destroyed
More than one million people in Phnom Penh face the risk of increased flooding and loss of livelihoods as wetlands in the Cambodian capital are destroyed to build apartments and industries, human rights groups warned on Monday.
ILO concerned after building collapse leaves worker dead in Cambodia
The UN’s labor agency also extended its deepest sympathy to the families and dependents of those killed and injured.
Cambodia’s top court upholds life prison term for govt critic’s killer
Cambodia's Supreme Court on Friday upheld a life prison term given to a man convicted of murdering a prominent government critic.
Education is Government’s Topmost Priority: Cambodian PM Hun Sen
Strengthening the education sector is a top priority for the Cambodian government, says Prime Minister Hun Sen.
Vietnamese in Cambodia Still Denied Citizenship
Many Khmers continue to view the Vietnamese with resentment and suspicion. And this has been influenced by the tense history between Cambodia and Vietnam.
World Bank signs agreement with Cambodia to improve higher education, road links
The government of Cambodia and the World Bank today signed agreements signaling the start of the implementation of two key investment projects.
Cambodia to establish a new wildlife sanctuary
New wildlife sanctuary will be called Sangrukhavoan wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia
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Siem Reap labor department warns hotel union leaders over protests
The Siem Reap provincial labor department on August 6 warned the leaders of two trade unions they had violated the union law by organizing protests at Le Meridien Angkor Hotel, which has been embroiledin a labor dispute since three union activist employees were terminated in July.
