Tag: Cambodia

Law has implications for free speech, privacy, data protection and public information

I’m more afraid of a vaccine donated by China than of COVID-19 infection, Siem Reap resident says

Upcoming court case is political theatre, the decision will be based on political considerations, one of those accused says

Notorious former director of Khmer Rouge prison converted to Christianity and sought forgiveness for his crimes against humanity

Most recent draft follows earlier versions in 2014 and 2015 that were sharply criticized by civil society and media groups

Lack of tourism is impacting wildlife rescue centers, puts endangered animals further at risk and hurts local communities

Already enduring COVID-19 wrought economic crisis, locals now dealing with floods in Cambodian capital

Ethnic Vietnamese, born and raised in Cambodia, often discriminated against and sometimes victims of violent racist attacks

In 2010, an UN-backed tribunal found him guilty of mass murder, torture and crimes against humanity

Cambodian authorities faulted for harassing and forcibly dispersing family members protesting the detention of opposition political activists