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Read More PM Hun Sen orders military trucks to ferry people leaving ‘doomsday’ farm and that they not be harmed
The gated farmstead near Kulen Mountain where thousands of people have gathered to wait out “doomsday” is under lockdown and the farm is ringed by government forces.
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Read More PM Hun Sen orders military trucks to ferry people leaving ‘doomsday’ farm and that they not be harmed
The gated farmstead near Kulen Mountain where thousands of people have gathered to wait out “doomsday” is under lockdown and the farm is ringed by government forces.
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Read More 33 ex-CNRP lawmakers raring for politics after 5-year ban
After the Supreme Court banned 118 leaders of the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) from engaging in political activity for five years in 2017, 33 former lawmakers have re-applied to engage in politics as the ban’s five-year term will expire next month.
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Read More Military Locks Down Politician’s Doomsday Farmstead
Soldiers have blocked the road into politician Khem Veasna’s Siem Reap farmstead, where thousands of worshippers gathered to avoid an apocalyptic flood that Veasna claimed he had now prevented with his chakra.
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Read More 270 garment workers stage sit-in to guard closed factory in Kandal
Yet another garment factory in Kandal province is shut, and its 274 workers are staging sit-in protests round the clock for their salary and seniority pay.
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More arrests as Cambodia continues trafficking purge
Cambodian police have arrested 15 Thais wanted for cyber fraud and working illegally from a compound in the southern port town of Sihanoukville, following a request from the Thai embassy in Phnom Penh.
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Read More With the law and ‘doomsday’ hanging over them, it is ‘doomed’ if they stay, ‘doomed’ if they go for thousands in a Kulen farm
A League for Democracy Party (LDP) official has claimed to have notified commune authorities that the gathering at LDP president Khem Veasna’s farm near Kulen Mountain will continue until the end of September.
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Read More PM Seeks Sympathy for Doomsday Workers
Hun Sen referred to a message from Khem Veasna, president of the League for Democracy Party (LDP), who told supporters to flee to his farm in Siem Reap province’s Banteay Srei district.
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Read More CCHR calls for gov’t to act on missing person cases
As the world celebrated International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, the Cambodian Centre for Human Rights (CCHR) reiterated its call for the government to take action on unsolved missing persons cases in the country.
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Read More PM thanks relocated settlers for safeguarding Angkor Park
During the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of two new flyovers in Phnom Penh at the Monivong site on August 31, Prime Minister Hun Sen thanked those who had agreed to move from the Angkor Archaeological Park.
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Read More Youths petition gov’t to scrap Vietnamese language course
A group of youths have filed a petition with the Ministry of Education and the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) to reject the establishment of the Department of Vietnamese Studies.
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Read More Sihanoukville property owners in limbo as unfinished high-rises litter the city
In 2018, Kheav Sothanny leased his 600 square meters of land in central Sihanoukville to a Chinese investor to build a 14-storey condo. The contract offered him a rental fee of $20,000 a month.
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Read More PM Seeks Sympathy for Doomsday Workers
Hun Sen referred to a message from Khem Veasna, president of the League for Democracy Party (LDP), who told supporters to flee to his farm in Siem Reap province’s Banteay Srei district.
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Read More Sihanoukville property owners in limbo as unfinished high-rises litter the city
In 2018, Kheav Sothanny leased his 600 square meters of land in central Sihanoukville to a Chinese investor to build a 14-storey condo. The contract offered him a rental fee of $20,000 a month.
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Read More PM thanks relocated settlers for safeguarding Angkor Park
During the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of two new flyovers in Phnom Penh at the Monivong site on August 31, Prime Minister Hun Sen thanked those who had agreed to move from the Angkor Archaeological Park.
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Read More Military Locks Down Politician’s Doomsday Farmstead
Soldiers have blocked the road into politician Khem Veasna’s Siem Reap farmstead, where thousands of worshippers gathered to avoid an apocalyptic flood that Veasna claimed he had now prevented with his chakra.
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Read More Cambodia will study suggestions by UN rights envoy that prisoners be granted more time in the yard and with family
The Government is taking cognizance of the reforms for prisons proposed by UN human rights envoy Vitit Muntarbhorn, who has suggested that prisoners be granted more access to their families and be allowed to spend more time in the open.
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Read More Should Cambodia Ban Casinos?
To quickly answer the question posed in my headline: not yet. But the Cambodian government needs to at least put this possibility on the table, to set a fire under the feet of the casino owners. A statement must be made by Phnom Penh that casinos have less than 12 months to turn the current dire situation around. If they fail, then regular gambling should go the way of online gambling, which Prime Minister Hun Sen banned in 2019.
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Read More A Message from the Underprivileged: Don’t Give up, Follow your Dreams
Some students seem to have that little spark inside them, encouraging them to study hard, even though their families do not have enough money. In Siem Reap province, young people who receive scholarships from a local organization are gradually finding a glimmer of hope despite not being given the best chances at the start.
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Read More CP commune deputy chief fined $1,250 for defaming CPP
In a defamation suit filed by the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP), the National Election Committee (NEC) has ordered Sok Srey Nuon, the second deputy head of Preah Theat commune from the Candlelight Party to pay a fine of $1,250 to the Tbong Khmum Provincial Election Commission (PEC) within 30 days.
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