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Read More Transparency International: Cambodia’s Budget Process Lacks Transparency and Regulation
Cambodia’s budgetary process lacks transparency and sufficient regulation, according to a publication this month from the anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International (TI) Cambodia.
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Read More Cabinet Rejects New NagaWorld Worker Petition in Two-Year-Long Dispute
Cabinet officials rejected a new petition brought by former NagaWorld employees Thursday, stating that the petition did not meet administrative requirements.
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Read More Siem Reap Court Questions Villagers Named in APSARA’s Lawsuits
Siem Reap Provincial Court questioned four villagers, including a commune police officer for allegedly obstructing public work, and for intentionally causing damage and violence.
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Read More Journalists Association’s Report Claims That Cambodian Government Restricts Digital Rights on the Internet
Cambodian Journalists Alliance Association (CamboJA) has released a report on the restrictions to digital rights and freedom of expression in Cambodia, noting that the government is monitoring journalists and citizens who exercise their right on the internet.
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Read More CCHR: Freedom of Expression and Press Continue to Be Undermined in Cambodia
Freedom of press and expression continue to be undermined in Cambodia, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) reports in its annual publication on the state of freedom of information, expression and press.
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Read More Corruption Watchdog Reports Decline in Cambodia’s Parliamentary Oversight
An assessment published this month by the anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International Cambodia found a decline in parliamentary oversight over the last five years.
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Read More Cambodian man gets 3 years for Facebook posts critical of government
A Cambodian man who criticized the country’s longtime ruling party on Facebook over its inability to prevent illegal immigration from Vietnam and drug use was sentenced on Wednesday to three years in prison.
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Read More Ministry requires journalists to use official press cards
The Ministry of Information has asked all journalists to use only those official press ID cards issued by the Ministry in a move to avoid fraudulent journalism and to keep track of professional identification data.
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Read More Chinese-Owned Factory Terminates Workers For Protesting Against Irregular Wage Payments
Over 10 employees had their contracts terminated for allegedly protesting against irregular wage payments by ML Intimate Apparel (Cambodia) Ltd in O’Neang Special Economic Zone in Banteay Meanchey province on November 08, 2023.
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Read More Waste from Adidas, Walmart, other brands fuelling Cambodia brick kilns-report
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Read More Protecting Harmony: Govt to crack down on religious, political extremism
In a bid to protect national harmony, the government has declared war on any form of extremism which could lead to social unrest.
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Read More Amnesty International report on relocations rejected as distortion
Cambodian officials yesterday dismissed the report and statement made by an international NGO, which accused the Cambodian authorities and UNESCO of violating human rights and international laws by removing squatters from the Angkor Archaeological Park as a distortion of facts.
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Read More NGO Licadho Finds Child Labor, Debt Bondage in Cambodia’s Brick Factories
Child labor and debt bondage continue in Cambodia’s brick factories, according to a report published Monday by the human rights group Licadho.
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Read More ICC Angkor-Sambo Prei Kuk Conference focuses on local community conservation and development
The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has announced that one of the outcomes of the Fourth Intergovernmental Conference on Angkor and Sambor Prei Kuk is to focus on conservation, development and strategic planning for local communities around the Angkor Archaeological Park to support economic and cultural development.
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Read More Cambodia’s Angkor Wat at center of forced-evictions row
As a tuk-tuk driver in Cambodia’s tourism capital of Siem Reap, the livelihood of Prak Savuth revolves around Angkor Wat, the massive 12th century temple complex built to represent the universe itself.
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Read More Srey runs a restaurant near Angkor Wat. She and thousands of others like her have been told to leave
For 16 years, Srey Mom has run a roadside restaurant just a short distance from Angkor Wat, the largest temple complex in the world and Cambodia’s top tourist attraction.
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Read More Srey runs a restaurant near Angkor Wat. She and thousands of others like her have been told to leave
For 16 years, Srey Mom has run a roadside restaurant just a short distance from Angkor Wat, the largest temple complex in the world and Cambodia’s top tourist attraction.
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Read More Is Cambodia finally moving on human traffickers?
For more than a year Cambodia has deflected criticism of doing too little too late when dealing with human traffickers, much to the irritation of its major benefactor Beijing, which needs Phnom Penh to rescue Chinese citizens from Chinese gangsters.
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Read More Cambodia faces mounting pressure to halt forced evictions at Angkor Wat
Since 2022, authorities have been ordering people to leave the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, and a new report by Amnesty International describes the relocations as forced evictions that break international law.
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Read More New Cambodian policies aimed at foreign real estate investment
Hoping to boost Cambodia’s flagging real estate sector, Prime Minister Hun Manet has issued several orders aimed at encouraging more foreign investment in property, and also urged microfinance companies to make it easier for homeowners to refinance delinquent mortgages.
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