Tuesday, December 5, 2023
Road safety plan faces ‘challenges’
Cambodia l Phnom Penh Post
$200 million needed annually for clean water supply
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Nearly 3.3 M people take part in Cambodia’s plastic-free campaign in 3 months
Cambodia l Khmer Times
New project aims to support Cambodia’s workers impacted by climate change
Cambodia l CamboJA
Cambodia’s Angkor sees nearly 700,000 int’l tourists in 11 months
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Cambodian PM Hun Manet poised for bureaucratic shake-up
Cambodia l The Diplomat
Concern over ‘missing’ 12,000 who tested positive for HIV/AIDS
Cambodia l Khmer Times
Civil groups call for stronger protection of women
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Climate change threatens cashew exports goal
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Angkor tourism on the rebound
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Women crew dwindle at water festival
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Remote public school with city-level facilities
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Cambodia’s festival promotes drug, plastic awareness
Cambodia l Phnom Penh Post
Campaign tackles gender-based violence in Cambodia
Cambodia l Phnom Penh Post
About 1,200,000 tourists attend first day of Water Festival
Cambodia l Khmer Times
Dragon boat races return to Cambodian capital for water festival
Cambodia l The Straits Times
For women farmers, solar power brings much more than electricity
Cambodia l Cambodianess
Cabinet rejects new NagaWorld worker petition in two-year-long dispute
Cambodia l CamboJA
Siem Reap court questions villagers named in APSARA’s lawsuits
Cambodia l CamboJA
Traditional herbalists struggle to pass down knowledge
The women of Vietnam’s Yao ethnic minority continue to discover new uses for medicinal plants, even as they worry that...
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Drowning in money and health woes
Farmers tending Bangladesh’s famous floating gardens could use more help from the government.
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Deciding who gets to play
It’s hard to be a sport about the participation in the Cricket World Cup of a team of a country...
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18 nightmare years: Thai berry pickers’ long fight for justice
Lured by the promise of plum jobs in countries widely known for their social welfare systems, Thai berry pickers find...
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