A leader of Cambodia’s main opposition party jailed for 18 months for bouncing checks
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Drop visa fee to boost tourism
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Protecters honoured: 16 CPU founders given due recognition by govt
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Fishery owners urged to improve food safety, quality
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Power bills slashed for agriculture and industry
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Cambodia’s Thin-skinned princelings are forcing newspapers out of the country. It isn’t all bad.
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National AIDS Authority seeks more support in anti-HIV/AIDS campaign
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Cambodian ministry threatens independent media outlet with closure
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Microfinance rights abuse probe steps up a gear
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National Election Committee orders Rainsy to end self-imposed exile, pay fine
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Restored indigenous rights will lead to better-conserved forests
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Death by debt: Cambodians’ open secret
A new report reveals the predatory side of microfinance institutions, whose less than ethical ways of lending have led to...
Unpacking Cambodia’s commitment to green energy
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The Cambodian Government to Impose Capital Gain Tax in Early 2024
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Check Police and officials’ backgrounds: analysts
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Banteay Meanchey court charges six Candlelight officials with incitement
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Committee to facilitate workers crossing borders announced
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More than a tale of two bishops
The religious in one of Asia’s predominantly Christian countries, the Philippines, may be among the most persecuted in the world.
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Can the Taliban’s war on women be stopped?
Rights advocates argue that including ‘gender apartheid’ in international legal frameworks may help make the Taliban accountable for their oppressive...
Read moreDeath by debt: Cambodians’ open secret
A new report reveals the predatory side of microfinance institutions, whose less than ethical ways of lending have led to...
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Upcoming polls may intensify politics of hate
As some countries in South Asia prepare for elections, their respective religious minorities brace themselves for trouble ahead.
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