Van Roeun
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Game Chopped From Menus
Phnom Penh restaurateurs will be asked this week to sign an agreement not to serve wild animal meat such as deer and bear, environment...
Angkor Wat Deforestation Charges Disputed
Siem Reap Governor Toan Chay continued to insist this week that disabled people are responsible for clearing land within the Angkor Wat protected area,...
Premiers OK’d Wood Exports, Activists Say
The environmental watchdog Global Witness said Thursday that Cambodia’s two prime ministers in January authorized the export of $60 million of processed timber from...
People, Papers Air Opinions On Prince’s Trial, Sentences
Reaction around Phnom Penh to the verdict against deposed first prime minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh was mixed Thursday, with Cambodians on both sides sounding...
Breaking Traditions
International Women’s Day comes Sunday to Cambodia—a nation without domestic violence laws, a staggering gap of opportunities between men and women, and pitfalls for...
Global Witness Cites More Illegal Logging
The environmental watchdog Global Witness claimed Wednesday that another $73 million to $216 million worth of illegal logs are on the verge of being...
Tribal Rights
poey commune, Ratanakkiri province - In November, the sound of chainsaws in a nearby “spirit” forest upset a farmer in this usually tranquil Kreung...
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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.
