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Cambodian Boy With Rare Affliction Gets Care, Home in US
lenox, Massachusetts - This town of old estates along tree-lined roads has been home to industrialist Andrew Carnegie, novelist Edith Wharton, musician James Taylor...
Questions Still Linger Over Approach to Islamic Terrorism
dam nak loung village, Kampot province - Sman Khor Ti Yah seems in many ways a typical young rural villager, smiling demurely in the...
Questions Linger Over Approach to Islamic Terrorism
dam nak loung village, Kampot province - Sman Khor Ti Yah seems in many ways a typical young rural villager, smiling demurely in the...
Garment Workers Make Exodus To Cast Commune Votes at Home
Morn Channa traveled from Phnom Penh to her native Kompong Chhnang province on Saturday using the $30 salary advance provided by her garment factory...
Swiss President Has High Hopes for Cambodia
Swiss President Micheline Calmy-Rey emphasized bonds between Cambodia and her landlocked European nation during an interview squeezed in between an audience with King Norodom...
Int’l Unions Vow Pressure To Help ‘Beer Girls’
Multinational beer companies will be pressured in their home countries to take responsibility for ensuring the protection of women who work promoting their beer...
Revamped Go-Kart Track Opens in Kandal
The revamped Kambol Kart Raceway’s go-kart track in Kandal province officially opened on Sunday with a call to those who drag race around Phnom...
Armed Looters Said To Be Digging at Temple
A group of armed looters searching with metal detectors have been digging around Preah Vihear province’s 11th-century Preah Khan temple for ancient artifacts, an...
Scenes in ‘Ghost Game’ Being Re-Shot: Reports
The makers of “Ghost Game,” a controversial Thai horror movie released last month and set in a fictionalized Tuol Sleng torture prison, began re-shooting...
Some Buddhists See Danger in Christianity
Last week’s razing of an unfinished Kandal province building that was to become a Christian church was a rare example of mob action motivated...
Trial Program for Electing Village Chiefs Begins
Commune councilors have begun a trial voting program for new village chiefs, marking the first time that village leaders have been chosen by an...
No Arrests Planned in Attack on Christian Building
kandal province, Lvea Em district, Boeng Krum commune - District governor Chev Saren said Tuesday that police were unable to stop a mob of...
Buddhist Mob Razes Unfinished Christian Church
kandal province, Lvea Em district, Boeng Krum commune - Hundreds of villagers chanted “long live Buddhism” and “down with Christianity” as around 20 people...
12 CFF Attackers To Be Released From Prison
Twelve of 23 convicted Cambodian Freedom Fighters are expected to be released from prison in the coming days after serving months and in some...
‘Ghost Game’ Makers Apologize, Movie Premiers Playing
The makers of “Ghost Game,” a Thai horror movie set in a fictionalized version of the Tuol Sleng genocide museum, tearfully apologized to Cambodia...
Feelings Mixed Over New Thai Horror Film
The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum has for years been plagued by rumors that it is haunted, but workers there were split Wednesday on whether...
Setting of Thai Horror Film: A Fictional S-21
A group of young Thais agree to stay in a Cambodian torture center-turned-museum that was abandoned because it is haunted. They do so in order...
Pol Pot Is Not a National Hero: Retired King
Retired King Norodom Sihanouk decried what he said was a growing revisionist movement to cast the late Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot as a...
Hilltribes, Chinese Firm Still at Odds in M’kiri
dak dam commune, Mondolkiri province - Only a skeletal crew of laborers inhabits the shanties dotting Mondolkiri’s expansive grasslands and forested, rolling hills, but...
Some Find Term ‘Khmer Rouge’ Derogatory
Former members of Democratic Kampuchea say that the name “Khmer Rouge” is a derogatory term concocted and perpetuated to insult them and that some...
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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.
