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Council member booted by Hun Sen
Khmer Rise Party president Sok Sovann Vathana Sabung has been removed from the Supreme Council for Consultation and Recommendations with effect from Monday.
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WHO warns of second virus wave
The World Health Organization warned yesterday, Cambodia remains at high risk of a second wave outbreak of COVID-19, although Cambodia has achieved a good response to the first phase of the coronavirus.
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Pandemic challenges journos
The Kingdom celebrated the 27th World Press Freedom Day yesterday with journalist associations and official expressing mixed feelings amid the global spread of COVID-19 pandemic
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Ministry refutes KRP president’s accusations
The Ministry of Environment yesterday rebuffed a statement made by Khmer Rise Party president Soksovann Vathana Sabung, who accused local authorities of using undue violence and illegally detaining between 30 and 50 villagers living in Preah Sihanouk province’s Ream commune, in Prey Nop district earlier this year.
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’ Unions demand compensation, intervention amid pandemic
A group of unions sent a joint letter on Friday to Prime Minister Hun Sen suggesting the government ensure that furloughed employees receive 60 percent of their wages during COVID-19.
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Ministry says letter on reopening schools is fake news
The Education Ministry yesterday rejected a letter which announced all educational institutions and schools in Cambodia will reopen today, as fake news.
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A Cambodian worker in South Korea faces deportation over quarantine violation
A Cambodian migrant worker will be deported to Cambodia after he defied the 14-day mandatory quarantine in South Korea amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Questions remain over fast track of emergency law
Amid concerns over the implementation of the “State of Emergency” law, some senior officials said it is “purely to serve the public’s interest” while critics are worried over the lack of sufficient consultation.
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Secession claims in S’ville
The president of the Khmer Rise Party Sok Sovann Vathana Sabung, a member of the Supreme Council for Consultation and Recommendations, said he considers one area in Preah Sihanouk province’s Prey Nop district a secessionist area.
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Kingdom’s virus cases low, nearly all recover
The Kingdom continues to maintain a low record of Covid-19 infections, with only two out of a total of 122 patients remaining hospitalised and no new case reported in the last three weeks.
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Mondulkiri sanctuary land grabbers charged
In April, 13 suspects were charged in the Mondulkiri Provincial Court for encroaching on forest land in wildlife sanctuaries at Phnom Prich, Srepok, Nam Lear, and Keo Seima, said Ministry of Environment secretary of state and spokesperson Neth Pheaktra.
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PM: Media enjoys uncensored publication
Prime Minister Hun Sen on Sunday praised press freedom in the Kingdom, saying the media has enjoyed uncensored news publication without fear.
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Coronavirus brings trouble to Cambodia’s garment industry
Hundreds of garment factories in Cambodia and elsewhere in Asia are facing serious financial problems because clothing brands have either canceled their orders or stopped placing new ones over the past several weeks.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen calls on civil servants and workers to just stay home on Labour Day
All workers and employees, including those in the civil service has been called on to stay home during the upcoming Labour Day celebrations to prevent the spread of COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
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State of Emergency draft signed into law
Acting Head of State Say Chhum yesterday signed the draft law on “State of Emergency” into legislation after the Constitutional Council of Cambodia unanimously approved it earlier this week, a decree obtained yesterday evening revealed.
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Ministry works to aid migrant workers
The Interior Ministry is looking for a strategy to help more than 90,000 unemployed migrant workers who returned from Thailand during Khmer New Year and are now unable to go back to their jobs because of an ongoing lockdown.
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Teaching clip deleted after Maha Nikaya sect protests
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport on Wednesday decided to delete a video clip published by professor Long Sarin which compared the two dominant sects of Buddhism in Cambodia – Maha Nikaya and Dhammayuttika.
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International school agrees to fee discount
The Education Ministry said that PARAGON International School management agreed not to increase school fees for this academic year for all grades after parents of the students staged a protest.
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Hun Sen: Obey traffic laws to ensure safety
As policemen across the country prepare to enforce higher fines for traffic offences starting May 1, Prime Minister Hun Sen called on the people to obey traffic laws.
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New ministry council to track illicit content posted online
The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts on Tuesday formed a Disciplinary and Accolade Council to control activities on social media in a bid to fight the proliferation of malicious content, which could negatively impact society.
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