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Kingdom accepts UN rights proposals
The government has decided to accept 173 out of 198 recommendations made by 73 UN member states during the Kingdom’s third Universal Period Review.
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Friends to mark day of Kem Ley’s murder
Former friends and students of slain political analyst Kem Ley will mark the third anniversary of his death by honouring him at the gas station where he was gunned down despite a warning not to do so by City Hall.
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Hun Sen in Singapore for shoulder treatment
Prime Minister Hun Sen is recovering in Singapore after medical treatment on his shoulder.
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Sar Kheng files court action against Sam Rainsy
Interior Minister Sar Kheng has filed a lawsuit against former opposition leader Sam Rainsy at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court accusing him of incitement to commit felony.
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City Hall calls for PassApp company and drivers to negotiate
City Hall has called for PassApp rickshaw drivers and the company to negotiate a solution after 300 drivers held yet another protest to demand the company drop plans to cut charges for trips and also submitted a petition.
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CPP sacks Vannak from commune working group
The CPP yesterday sacked Facebook personality Pheng Vannak from his position as a member of a party working group in Prey Veng province following his release from prison last month after serving a suspended one-year sentence.
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PM defends rights record during UN address
Mr Hun Sen’s address followed recommendations made by the United Nations during its Universal Periodic Review in January.
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Justice Minister briefs parliament on legal reforms
Justice Minister Ang Vong Vathana yesterday briefed members of the National Assembly on the progress of the Kingdom’s judicial reforms by highlighting improvements to legal services for out-of-court settlements.
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PM criticises EU during WTO meeting
Prime Minister Hun Sen has renewed accusations of double standards by the European Union over the possible suspension of the Kingdom’s Everything-but-arms trade status during his visit to Geneva.
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Woman sentenced to 165 years may see reduction
Justice Minister Ang Vong Vathana yesterday said a woman sentenced to 165 years in prison over numerous convictions could possibly have her sentences consolidated.
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CHRC places child in NGO custody as it champions mother’s case
The Cambodia Human Rights Committee on Tuesday said it has placed a child of an inmate serving life in prison in the custody of an NGO.
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Justice Minister to answer reform queries
Justice Minister Ang Vong Vathana will appear before the National Assembly today to be questioned over judicial reform in the Kingdom.
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Rescue workers remember Sihanoukville collapse aftermath
The rescue of survivors from the Sihanoukville building collapse could not have been done without the efforts of rescue workers who scoured the site for victims for about three days.
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Dengue fever treatment in spotlight
Health Minister Mam Bun Heng has cautioned anyone suspected of suffering from dengue fever to avoid self-treatment at home, while also calling on private clinics and medicine vendors not to sell medicine to patients without a prescription.
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PassApp drivers protest plan to cut fares
Nearly 200 PassApp rickshaw drivers yesterday held a second day of protests in Phnom Penh to demand that the company drop plans to cut charges for trips.
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Hun Sen highlights achievements during WTO meeting in Geneva
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday highlighted his achievements during the Aid for Trade Global Review meeting in Switzerland where he was also warmly welcomed by Cambodian diaspora upon his arrival on Tuesday.
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Kingdom’s UN rep defends rights record
Cambodia’s permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva yesterday slammed an allegation from the EU, UK, France and Australia that the Kingdom has “shrunk the space for freedom of expression”.
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MoU signed to provide better public services in five provinces
World Vision Cambodia, in cooperation with the Wathnakpheap Organisation, yesterday signed an MoU with 11 partner NGOs to implement the second phase of a public delivery project expected to benefit nearly three million people over a two-year period.
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New ASF case discovered
Agriculture Minister Veng Sakhon yesterday said his ministry uncovered cases of African Swine Fever in two villages near the Vietnam border in Tboung Khmum province.
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Authorities carry out strict vehicle checks
Authorities are set to continue strict vehicle and registration inspections at Phnom Penh Autonomous Port and Sihanoukville Autonomous Port after officers found numerous violations.
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