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Dozens of sex workers detained
City Hall yesterday said dozens of suspected sex workers were detained during an eight-day campaign to crack down on prostitution.
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Authorities tighten grip on illegal logging in Mondulkiri
Authorities are seeking to arrest four more people, and question another four, over links to the case of well-known timber tycoon Soeng Sam Ol as they continue to tighten their grip on illegal logging in Mondulkiri province.
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Kuwait marks 25 years of ties with the Kingdom
Kuwait will mark the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Cambodia today during a celebration at its embassy to boost ties.
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Two districts in Kandal hit by ASF
African Swine Fever continues to plague the Kingdom as Kandal has become the latest province to experience an outbreak of the disease.
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Outgoing EU Ambassador hopes to see EBA remain
Relations between Cambodia and the European Union remain stable, despite the possible suspension of the Kingdom’s Everything-but-arms trade status.
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PM warns critics to not spread ill health rumours
Speaking for the first time since returning from a medical trip to Singapore, Prime Minister Hun Sen on Friday said legal action will be taken against Facebook users who post fake news about his health.
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Ministry to lift pig trade ban in ASF affected areas
The Ministry of Agriculture has sent officials to African Swine Fever-infected areas to identify non-infected pigs and allow farmers to sell healthy livestock, following a recent ban on pig trade in affected provinces that has impacted the livelihoods of pig farmers.
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City Hall rejects CLC protest at Labour Ministry
City Hall will not allow the Cambodian Labour Confederation to stage a planned protest in front of the Labour Ministry today to demand a minimum wage for workers in the tourism, service and agriculture sectors.
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Political stability under threat, warns Interior Minister
Interior Minister Sar Kheng said the Kingdom’s political stability is under threat due to planned anti-government demonstrations brewing in the Kingdom.
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Hun Sen aims to ban imports of non-recyclable waste
Cambodia could soon become the next Asian country to reject the importation of rubbish from overseas, despite suggestions from the private sector that Cambodia could burn waste to produce electricity.
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Pay-to-stay prison scrapped
The government has decided to cancel plans to use a newly-built private correctional facility in Phnom Penh to house wealthy inmates who can afford to pay for a more comfortable accommodation.
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Officials mull transfering timber tycoon case to capital
The National Committee for Forest Crime Prevention yesterday said it may transfer the case of well-known timber tycoon Soeng Sam Ol to Phnom Penh Municipal Court due to potential conflict of interest between officials.
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Senators approve 2019-2023 development plan, power projects
Senators yesterday unanimously agreed to pass the National Strategic Development Plan of 2019-2023 worth $57.7 billion in capital.
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Officials tear down 11 shop signboards over lettering
Commerce Ministry and City Hall officials have torn down signboards of 11 shops in front of Phnom Penh International Airport, which had failed to comply with regulations on the use of the Khmer language.
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Sar Kheng marks World Population Day with reminder
Interior Minister Sar Kheng yesterday said the government will continue to ensure all Cambodians benefit from the country’s development, noting no one will be left behind.
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Activist charged with incitement over Kem Ley t-shirt sales
Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday charged activist Kong Raiya with incitement to commit a felony after he was arrested over the selling of t-shirts bearing the image and quotes of slain political analyst Kem Ley on Facebook.
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Thousands of garment workers on strike in Kandal province
Thousands of Bowker Garment Factory workers in Kandal province’s Ang Snuol district are on strike to demand better working conditions and the return of their union leader.
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Tea Banh backs Asean commitment on security
Defence minister Tea Banh yesterday said he firmly supports a joint commitment by Asean member states towards strengthening sustainable security in the region.
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Tea Banh to attend meeting on security in Thailand
Defence Minister General Tea Banh is leading a delegation made of senior members of the armed forces to attend the 13th Asean Defence Ministers’ Meeting in Thailand.
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Kheng’s lawyers move on Rainsy complaint
Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Monday summoned lawyers of Interior Minister Sar Kheng to be questioned over a complaint filed against former opposition leader Sam Rainsy.
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