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China to share dam info and data with MLC nations
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Monday said from this year on, China will share hydrological data and information in the Mekong-Lancang sub-region.
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Cambodian Cultural Village protests resume in Siem Reap
Siem reap provincial authorities on Monday met with representatives of workers in the Cambodian Cultural Village who continued to protest unpaid wages.
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Local journalist among three charged over drugs
Koh Kong provincial court yesterday charged a local journalist and two farmers accused of drug use and trafficking in the province.
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PM asks LMC countries to jointly prevent COVID-19 devastation
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday asked China and Mekong countries to work together to combat the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure the virus does not devastate public health in the region.
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Navy mum over alleged Vietnam boat entries
The Ream Naval Base of the Royal Cambodian Navy yesterday neither refuted nor confirmed a report made by a Beijing-based think tank that over a hundred Vietnamese fishing vessels intruded into the Kingdom's maritime territory last month.
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Group petitions UNHCR for release of union leader
Representatives of student federations, trade union confederations, youths and over 20 human rights activists sent a petition to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCR) on Monday seeking the release union leader Rong Chhun and his detained supporters.
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Gov’t cancels Water Festival
The government has cancelled the annual three-day Phnom Penh Water Festival that was scheduled to take place from October 30 to November 1.
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Police chief punished for harassment
Minister of Interior Sar Kheng suspended Kampong Thom police chief Ouk Kosal on Thursday following allegations of sexual harassment by four women officers.
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DPM Sar Kheng tells authorities to avoid violence against peaceful protesters
Interior Minister Sar Kheng has called on authorities to avoid using violence against peaceful protesters, warning it is not a solution and will only cause global criticism.
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Refinancing applications drop sharply
The number of loan restructuring applications has seen a steep drop over the last three months in an encouraging sign of Covid-19's loosening grip on the Kingdom, the Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA) said.
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Construction halted after crane collapse kills five
Construction has been halted at a Poipet building project after a crane collapsed on a house on Wednesday killing five women and injuring four.
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Maj Gen Kosal suspended following harassment claim
The Ministry of Interior yesterday suspended Kampong Thom provincial police chief Major General Ouk Kosal following a string of allegations of inappropriate sexual advances on his female subordinates.
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Crane operator arrested over deadly collapse
Banteay Meanchey provincial authorities have arrested the operator of a crane which collapsed and killed five women in Poipet city on Wednesday.
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Interior Ministry Probing Sexual Misconduct Accusations Against Provincial Police Chief
Rights groups have called for an immediate investigation into sexual misconduct accusations leveled against Kampong Thom Police Chief Ouk Kosal by four female officers.
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Is Cambodia qualified to be a good friend of China?
Tomorrow will be the most important day for Cambodia because two historical events will take place for this kingdom. First, the European Union will withdraw 20 percent of its favour on the Everything but Arms (EBA) trade deal. Second, Cambodia will sign a free-trade agreement (FTA) with the People's Republic of China.
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Officials study eco-friendly avenues, sidewalks in capital
A Phnom Penh Department of Environment team is working on a plan to create a green avenue with sidewalks lined by trees.
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Joint project promotes women’s participation in decision making
The project, entitled 'Greater Young Women Empowerment in Decision Making and Accountable Public Service Delivery' and financed by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) and the European Union also aims to improve public service delivery and gender responsiveness through innovative technology platforms.
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EBA status officially changed
The European Union will continue its enhanced engagement with Cambodia on the necessary reforms to restore its Everything but Arms (EBA) preferential access to the EU market, according to a statement.
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Minister: Prevent colour revolution
Minister of Labour and Vocational Training Ith Sam Heng has reminded the ministry's strike and demonstration resolution committee to prevent protesters from using their grievance as a pretext to stage a colour revolution.
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Municipal police protest selection of commander
The officers said they were disappointed to hear Dara Vichhay, the deputy head of the Office of Intervention and Sheriff, was appointed to take the place of Prum Channa the deputy police chief and former head of the unit.
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