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‘Would you not come home?’ An Irishwoman in Cambodia during the Covid-19 crisis
Christine Redmond on deciding between returning to Ireland or committing to her aid work.
Irish lawyer Fergal Gaynor appointed to top post on Cambodia inquiry
Irish man to take up senior prosecuting role at tribunal run by Cambodians and the UN .
Are there some destinations in the world we should simply not visit?
Ethical is the new buzzword for consumers, but how can we travel responsibly?
Brands seeking to ‘inspire’ women should start with their workers
People making sportswear forced to work in stifling conditions and fired for striking.
Welcome to my place … Siem Reap, Cambodia
Dubliner Robina Hanley shares her tips for visiting Ankor Wat and finding a great Khmer curry.
Cambodian PM tells Enda Kenny EU trying to hold his people ‘hostage’
Populism grows when governments fail to engage with the “middle people,” the former Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, told an audience in Cambodia recently.
Year Zero nostalgia in Cambodia – An Irishwoman’s Diary on the long shadow of...
If, on your travels, you ever ruled out the possibility of asking someone, in earnest, the Pythonesque question: “What did the Khmer Rouge ever do for you?” you might consider the frontier town of Anlong Veng in northern Cambodia. Locals there will answer in echoing tones of Monty Python, and equally in earnest: water, irrigation, roads, bridges, a school, a hospital.
Primark partnering with Unicef to fund education in Cambodia
Retailer has also committed $1.5m to Unicef’s worldwide emergency response operations
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A Cambodian community’s struggle to survive virus economic fallout
Since the outbreak of Covid-19, Cambodia’s urban-poor communities have suffered severe economic shocks and fallen further into poverty. Without a secure social security safety net to fall back on, many are now relying on NGOs to keep them afloat.
