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Minister encourages disabled students to strive for employment
Minister of Information Khieu Kanharith encouraged disabled students not to view physical handicaps as obstacles to education.
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Cambodians have mixed views on US election
Forget about the news stories about the protests in Thailand or the issue of nuclear weapons in North Korea. Like many other people across the globe, Cambodian people have now glued themselves to the United States presidential election when it comes to international politics.
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Cambodia to observe online Indian election
Cambodian election officials will observe an online parliamentary election in India's Bihar this week, which started yesterday and will end on Saturday.
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Cambodians have mixed views on US election
Forget about the news stories about the protests in Thailand or the issue of nuclear weapons in North Korea. Like many other people across the globe, Cambodian people have now glued themselves to the United States presidential election when it comes to international politics.
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Ministry optimistic about jobs market
Minister of Labour and Vocational Training Ith Sam Heng said the increase of economic diversification, productivity, competition and digital economy development has enabled men, women, youth and many vulnerable people to get a healthy and safe job and receive benefits from social protection services in a sustainable, transparent and equitable way.
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Cries for Rainsy return unheeded
Amid the planned return of Sam Rainsy, nearly 60 senior leaders and activists of the court-dissolved CNRP were summoned to attend a trial at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court over what the Ministry of Justice said was an attempt to overthrow the government.
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PM, Ministers in self-quarantine
Prime Minister Hun Sen announced yesterday that he has gone into self-quarantine after reports that Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade P'ter Szijj'rt' who visited Cambodia on Tuesday reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.
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Ministry says illegal forest encroachment continues to increase across Kingdom
The Ministry of Environment has said that illegal encroachment on protected forest land continues to increase, however, large-scale timber logging activities have been prevented.
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PM Covid-19 negative after visit
Prime Minister Hun Sen on Wednesday said he had tested negative for Covid-19, a day after meeting Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto
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Governor Asks for More Time for Courts to Resolve 11-Month Workers’ Dispute
Workers at the Dignity Knitter and Eco Base garment factories, embroiled in a labor dispute for 11 months, say they will reconvene in 10 days after the Kandal provincial governor visited and asked that they give the courts more time to process their employer's bankruptcy proceedings.
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CHRC says flooding, Covid more pressing
Cambodian Human Rights Committee (CHRC) president Keo Remy said people should focus on the impacts of floods and Covid-19 rather than holding protests and causing chaos to society.
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Rong Chhun’s arrest lawful, UN told
The ministries of Justice and Interior have brushed off concerns raised by UN special rapporteurs over the allegedly arbitrary arrest of activist Rong Chhun.
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Nearly 60 Ex-CNRP Members Summoned to Court
Over a dozen pages of court documents summoning former CNRP members, including several party leaders and ex-lawmakers, on charges of plotting and incitement were taped to an abandoned security guard booth at the banned party's former headquarters in Phnom Penh on Tuesday.
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Ministry plans meeting with media
The Ministry of Information said it planned to hold a meeting with journalists from print, radio, television and other media sectors to receive their input and suggestions before referring them to Prime Minister Hun Sen.
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Ministry rejects NGOs claim of media oppression
The Ministry of Information issued a statement yesterday to address the concerns of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) regarding press freedom in Cambodia, saying they are trying to mislead the public.
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NGOs: Stop oppressing journalists and limiting free speech
A joint statement released on November 2 by a group of 57 NGOs called for the government to stop silencing journalists and media outlets and release journalists who they believe were unfairly arrested.
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Prey Lang documentary wins awards, draws ministry’s criticism
A documentary film titled Cambodia Burning produced by the Prey Lang Community Network (PLCN) won two awards ' 'Earth Photo 2020' and 'Drone Photo 2020' ' from the US-based Pulitzer Centre.
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Migrants can extend Thailand travel docs
Cambodian migrant workers stranded in Thailand can now extend their travel documents after the country declared it will continue to close the borders for November to prevent the spread of Covid-19, the Cambodian embassy in Bangkok announced.
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Ministry: All who aid Rainsy will face legal action
The Ministry of Justice yesterday warned that any activists or supporters of the court-dissolved CNRP who participate in aiding Sam Rainsy's return will be considered to be attempting to overthrow the government and will face legal action.
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NGOs: Stop oppressing journalists and limiting free speech
A joint statement released on November 2 by a group of 57 NGOs called for the government to stop silencing journalists and media outlets and release journalists who they believe were unfairly arrested.
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