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October 02, 2018
Cambodia Accused Vietnam of Systematic Logging Fraud

Officials sought INTERPOL intervention to investigate illegal timber smuggling
September 25, 2018
Taiwanese Footwear Giant Balks Compensation Ruling Despite Massive Profits

Terminated Cambodian workers want big brands to pressure their supplier
September 20, 2018
Laos Accused of Copy-Pasting Dam Impact Survey

Embarrassing revelation comes as Mekong countries meet to debate the new project
September 13, 2018
Cambodian Tax Boss Hits Back at Al Jazeera

A series of interviews intended to clear name of embattled tax chief Kong Vibol has raised further questions about his business dealings at home and abroad
September 10, 2018
Former Cambodian Opposition Leader Granted Bail

Kem Sokha, who faces controversial treason charges, has been released on bail due to poor health and following international outcry, but will remain under house arrest
September 04, 2018
Former Cambodian Opposition Leader to Remain Behind Bars

Many of those jailed in the lead up to Cambodia’s July 29 general election have now been released after the ruling party completely dominated the ballot. But the leader of the country’s banned opposition looks set to remain behind bars for some time yet. David Boyle reports from Phnom Penh
August 31, 2018
Australian Filmmaker Sentenced to 6 Years in Cambodia Prison

Controversial verdict for James Ricketson follows a trial in which prosecutors failed to even identify the country he was allegedly spying for
August 24, 2018
Australian Filmmaker Still in Cambodian Prison on Espionage Charges

A verdict in James Ricketson's trial has been delayed, but two journalists accused of espionage were released on bail, and four jailed land rights activists were pardoned
August 21, 2018
Cambodian Land Activist Freed, Journalists Granted Bail

Famous land activist Tep Vanny freed in Cambodia as post-election pardons are granted while two former RFA journalists get a sniff of freedom
August 18, 2018
Laos Bullish on Dams Despite Disaster

Laos is planning to build about 140 hydropower dams but in the wake of the disaster there are increasing calls for a rethink on hydropower
August 12, 2018
Survivors Recount Horror of Dam Collapse

The catastrophic collapse of a dam in southern Laos has displaced thousands and left scores dead with the toll expected to climb. The disaster is so severe it has prompted to the Laos government to halt the approval of new dams until a thorough review of its existing projects in conducted. David Boyle reports from Attapeu province.
August 12, 2018
Survivors Recount Horror of Laos Dam Collapse

As Laos finally succumbs to pressure for rethink on hydropower projects, victims count the cost
August 08, 2018
Laos Suspends New Dam Projects Following Catastrophe

Government to review more than 50 projects fatal collapse
July 30, 2018
Cambodia Set to Become One-party State

Cambodia's ruling party says it has won every seat in parliament, effectively turning the country a one-party state
July 30, 2018
Cambodia Opposition: Democracy Replaced by 'Dictatorship'

Opposition calls on international community to reject results of Sunday's election, which ended with a victory of the ruling party
July 29, 2018
Hun Sen’s CPP Dominates Election in 'One-Horse Race'

Cambodians headed to the polls today for an election in which the only viable alternative party has been banned. That’s helped the country’s prime minister of more than three decades to extend his reign even longer. But that’s not enough for Hun Sen, who wants legitimacy as well as assured victory. David Boyle reports from Phnom Penh.
July 29, 2018
Cambodia: Easy Win Predicted for Ruling Party in Uneven Poll

Prime Minister Hun Sen aiming to extend his more than three decade long rule, legitimize ballot missing his only real contender
July 26, 2018
Cambodia Opposition Exiles Watch Their Backs

As Cambodia's election this weekend draws closer, the country's prime minister of 33 years, Hun Sen, is leaving nothing to chance. At home and abroad, his regime has orchestrated a targeted campaign of intimidation against the country's now banned opposition party, forcing those who stay to hide or defect and those who flee the country to live in perpetual fear. David Boyle reports from Bangkok and Phnom Penh.
July 26, 2018
Death Toll Rises in Catastrophic Dam Collapse in Laos

Thousands displaced by surge operators say would release millions of tons of water
July 25, 2018
At Least 19 People Confirmed Dead in Catastrophic Dam Collapse in Laos

Thousands displaced by surge operators say would release millions of tons of water

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