Khmer Rouge tribunal ends 15 years of hearings
Human Rights Watch says compensation for minority communities is inadequate
Vaccination program gathers pace amid hopes for herd immunity by year-end
Defections from dissolved opposition Cambodian National Rescue Party bolster prospects for long-ruling elite
Ethnic rebels back protesters
Digital currencies and more riel seen extending central bank’s control
Digital currencies and more Cambodian riel seen extending central bank’s control
Distrust of China has junta searching for diplomatic support
Laos targets 100 dams by 2030, despite chorus of objections
129 dissidents charged since Sam Rainsy’s failed return
Some 129 charged since Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy’s failed bid to return
Government to train 2,000 soldiers in demining
Government deploys 2,000 soldiers to bolster demining efforts
Lost EU trade perks and a pandemic weigh on Cambodia’s low paid
Prime Minister Hun Sen allocates $1.2 billion to compensate for losses under ‘Everything But Arms’ preferences
Loss of EU trade preferences and a pandemic punish Cambodia’s garment industry
In charge of notorious S-21 extermination camp, Kaing Guek Eav – commonly known as comrade Duch – presided over killings of at least 16,000 people
Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, died on Sept. 2, while serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity and the deaths of more than 16,000 people
Drought, climate change and dams punish Indochina
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