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Project to empower women launched
Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) and ActionAid Cambodia have joined hands with the Ministry of Interior to launch a three-year employment project aimed at empowering young women to be in decision-making positions to provide better public services.
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Sihanoukville coronavirus victim pens apology for creating panic
The Chinese national who is hospitalised in Preah Sihanouk province after being confirmed to have the Novel Coronavirus yesterday expressed his deepest apology for being a burden to relevant officials and causing panic among residents.
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Chief held over land grab
Pursat provincial police are questioning two men, including a village chief, for allegedly forging public documents to clear and grab over 37ha in Phnom Samkos Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Ex-Cintri employees accept compensation package, end protests
Former employees of waste collection company Cintri (Cambodia) Ltd on Monday accepted a compensation deal offered by Phnom Penh authorities. The agreement ends a series of protests that have forced the closure of sections of Monivong Boulevard.
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China will support Kingdom despite EBA withdrawal: Official
President Xi Jinping has reassured Prime Minister Hun Sen that China will continue to support the Kingdom’s economy despite a potential Everything-but-arms suspension by the European Commission this month.
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Xi vows to bring more investors
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday vowed to encourage more Chinese investors to visit Cambodia and contribute to the Kingdom’s development and economic growth.
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Sihanoukville ex-casino workers vow to protest over missing wages
Sihanoukville, Preah Sihanouk Province – The negotiation between laid-off casino workers and their former employer over missing wages and benefits has stalled after the company began vacating its premises, prompting the workers to renew protest calls.
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Australia aiding Kingdom to improve construction safety
Newly appointed Australian ambassador Pablo Chiho Kang yesterday told National Assembly President Heng Samrin his government is now working with experts to assist Cambodia in promoting construction safety standards.
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Lao president to make goodwill visit to Kingdom on Sunday
Lao President Bounnhang Vorachith will pay a two-day official visit to the Kingdom to further strengthen the strategic partnership between both countries.
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Man held, released after insulting PM on Facebook
A man who insulted Prime Minister Hun Sen in a Facebook post regarding the coronavirus a few days ago in Pursat province has been released following his arrest on Monday.
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Xi vows to bring more investors
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday vowed to encourage more Chinese investors to visit Cambodia and contribute to the Kingdom’s development and economic growth.
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Wife of jailed Australian seeks justice
As an Australian Christian missionary jailed on fraud charges awaits an Appeal Court verdict on Friday over his possible bail, his distraught wife has lashed out at the private contractor responsible for the litigation, claiming it spuriously accused her husband after losing multiple civil cases.
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Hun Sen explains his decision to visit China
Prime Minister Hun Sen has cited three points which motivated him to visit China amid a deadly outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus.
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Kem Sokha hopes for acquittal in court case
Former opposition leader Kem Sokha yesterday at his home reiterated his innocence to reporters and said court prosecutors have not proven beyond a reasonable doubt he had colluded with the United States to overthrow the government.
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No sign of Novel Coronavirus now in Kingdom’s first case
Sihanoukville, Preah Sihanouk province – The 60-year-old Chinese man infected with Novel Coronavirus in Preah Sihanouk Provincial Referral hospital was tested negative for the virus by the Pasteur Institute, the Health Ministry announced yesterday.
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Groups voice concerns over new dam
Civil society organisations working on water management in Cambodia have expressed concern that Laos’ proposed Luang Prabang hydropower dam project and the existing upper Mekong River dam project will potentially cause more transnational impacts on hydrologic flow, movement of fish and sediment.
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Tea Banh slams ABC report on PLA visit to base
Defence Minister General Tea Banh yesterday slammed Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s news report about a high-level delegation of Chinese military mapping experts visiting a Cambodian naval base in December, three weeks before a huge Chinese surveillance drone crashed in Koh Kong province.
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PM says China can’t arrange his visit to students in Wuhan city
Prime Minister Hun Sen is committed to visit Cambodian students in the locked-down city of Wuhan, China today despite the World Health Organization’s international public health emergency declaration over the spread of the Novel Coronavirus but the Chinese government has rejected his request for permission to do so.
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Former Cintri employees succeed in getting severance wages
More than 100 former customer service officers of Cintri Cambodia Co Ltd received half of the compensation wages owed to them after they were laid off in December.
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HRP was not formed to overthrow government
Former opposition leader Kem Sokha yesterday told the court that the Human Rights Party he formed was not established with the support of any foreign agency and he was not a puppet of foreign governments.
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