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Catholic teacher freed from Cambodian prison
Catholic teacher Garry Mulroy has been freed from a Cambodian jail on appeal and has vowed to fight his conviction for indecently assaulting six children, claiming he was the victim of a racket to extort up to US$100,000.
IFJ urges Cambodia to investigate murder of journalist
Prominent TV reporter Koy Piseth was attacked and killed while riding his motorbike.
Rappers join list of Cambodian dissidents
Big protests in Phnom Penh have been rare ever since the main opposition party was banned from competing in the 2018 election, which resulted in the long-ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) winning every seat contested in the National Assembly.
TV journalist reportedly murdered in Cambodia
A prominent Cambodian television journalist was reportedly killed in Phnom Penh in the early hours of Sept. 29 when he was attacked from behind while on his motorbike.
Twisting the news: Hun Sen leaks stories in Cambodia
The idea that a prime minister or president would leak stories about one news organization to another is almost unheard of. It’s the type of job best left to the underlings but not in Cambodia, where one news portal has cited Prime Minister Hun Sen as its leak.
Cambodia jails seven political activists for treason
Lawyer slams 'unjust' verdict on CNRP members who posted online support for leader Sam Rainsy's return.
Cambodia’s ‘deep regrets’ over US criticism of clampdown
US politicians accuse Cambodia of arbitrary arrests of activists and dissenters.
UN steps up pressure over abducted Thai activist
Cambodian authorities accused of cover-up after claiming there is no evidence he was snatched in Phnom Penh.
China slams US sanctions on state-owned firm in Cambodia
Beijing says the move is an act of repression and violates sovereignty
Cambodian churches allowed to reopen after six months
Restrictions apply despite the country's low number of Covid-19 cases.
Cambodia urged to end ‘de facto ban’ on protests
Women carry food during the Pchum Ben festival (Festival of Death) at a pagoda in Phnom Penh on Sept. 10. (Photo: Tang Chhin Sothy/AFP)
NGOs targeted in Cambodian clampdown
Ministry's call for legal action follows more protests in support of arrested trade unionist
Cambodian official warns of ‘world collapse’ if US bans Chinese apps
A senior Cambodian official has told a national conference that the world is going to collapse if the US-China trade war leads to the elimination of Chinese apps from App Store and Play Store.
Mystery in Cambodia over missing Covid-positive Chinese
Concerns over 'special treatment' for Chinese as six disappear after positive tests.
Cambodia allocates $1.2 billion for pandemic, EBA
Concerns mount as Covid-19 cases spike among incoming passengers.
Lord of the orphans and his fall from grace
Cambodian genocide survivor denies allegations of fraud and sexually abusing children
Cambodia eases Covid-19 travel restrictions
Thousands remain stranded as coronavirus case numbers creep up.
Cambodia bolsters mine clearance ranks by 2,000
With international support, the country plans to be free of land mines by 2025.
Covid-19 increases malnutrition risk for Cambodian children
Children aged under five in poor countries are most at risk as contagion takes its toll.
Severe drought warning for Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam
Mekong River Commission chief calls for stronger regional collaboration to address problems .
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Cambodia detects 1 new COVID-19 case, 287 in total
Cambodia confirmed one new imported case of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the total number of infections in the kingdom to 287, the Ministry of Health (MoH) said in a press statement.
