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Vietnamese man in court for trafficking 31kg of drugs
Anti-drug police sent a Vietnamese man to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Thursday for allegedly trafficking in 31kg of drugs. He was arrested on Monday in Daun Penh district.
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Construction workers demand missing wages
More than 60 construction workers of a shopping mall in the capital’s Tuol Kork district protested yesterday to demand three months’ worth of missing wages.
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Ministry holds consultations on draft tech crime law with US experts
The Ministry of Interior on Monday held an online consultation with representatives from the US Embassy and US technology companies regarding Cambodia’s draft cybercrime law.
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D&C Mall workers protest unpaid wages
About 50 workers from the D&C Mall construction site on Street 313 in Tuol Kork district’s Boeung Kak II commune in Phnom Penh started protesting on Monday and are demanding three months of unpaid wages from the building’s owner.
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Five sued for clearing land in Oral sanctuary
The director of Kampong Speu’s provincial Forestry Administration and environmental watchdog ACNCIPO have sued five people in the provincial court for allegedly clearing 112ha of the Phnom Oral Wildlife Sanctuary in Sre Kin village.
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Kingdom, China talk Covid-19
At a meeting held via video conferencing on Tuesday, the Cambodia-China Intergovernmental Coordination Committee agreed to combat colour revolutions and the politicisation of Covid-19, as well as cooperate on other issues.
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Dozens of officials in four ministries have to vacate posts
Advisors, assistants, secretaries and other officials with equivalent positions at four ministries will lose their positions, according to a sub-decree obtained by Khmer Times yesterday.
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Malaysians get chance to head home too
A group of 159 Malaysians took a commercial flight from Phnom Penh to Kuala Lumpur yesterday after having been stranded in Cambodia for several months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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UN human rights rapporteurs urged to be fair
Cambodia’s Permanent Representative to the office of the United Nations at Geneva on Monday urged UN Special Rapporteurs on human rights to be objective in their investigations and respect the Kingdom’s sovereignty.
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New draft law to strengthen management of state assets
Minister of Economy and Finance Aun Pornmoniroth held a meeting on Tuesday with the Supreme Council for Consultations to discuss a draft law on the control, use and management of state assets.
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Eight men and woman charged over kidnap for ransom
Phnom Penh Municipal Court today charged and jailed eight Chinese men and a Myanmar woman who allegedly confined a Chinese businessman and demanded $50,000 from his wife in exchange for his release.
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Small-scale public forums of 50 and fewer encouraged
Minister of Interior Sar Kheng said municipal and provincial administrations can now organise public forums as normal but have to limit the number of participants to less than 50.
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S’ville building collapse victims closer to justice
The Preah Sihanouk Provincial Court will hear a case on June 25 related to the collapse of a seven-storey building which killed 28 people and injured 26 on June 22 last year, said its spokesman Lim Bun Heng.
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Benefit plans in the cards for the disabled population
The Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation on Monday held an inter-ministerial meeting to discuss how to better identify people with disabilities in Cambodia.
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Forest offences continue at Prey Lang, says PLCN report
The Prey Lang Community Network (PLCN) has claimed that within the past three months, 90 cases of forest offences have been carried out in the area and the numbers are only increasing.
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‘Tent-ative’ cause for concern
The Cambodia Border Affairs Committee will study a request by the Interior Ministry to inspect reports that Vietnam has installed more than 250 tents along the border between the two nations.
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Cambodia’s COVID-19 positives rise to 128, three active cases currently
The Ministry of Health in a news release this morning announced this and said that the two new cases are both Cambodian men, aged 22 and 29, from Kampong Cham province.
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Casino closures deal Kingdom a mixed hand amid pandemic
The number of casinos in the Kingdom has more than doubled over the last three years.
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TVET boosts employability, 200,000 benefit: Hun Sen
Prime Minister Hun Sen announced in a statement on Saturday that 200,000 citizens have had their skills and employability boosted after receiving training through the technical vocational education and training policy since 2017.
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Japan provides $6 million emergency assistance to Cambodia
The Government of Japan has decided to extend to the Royal Government of Cambodia an emergency assistance comprising of medical supplies and technical assistance up to $ 6,320,167 through United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS).
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