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Op-Ed: Why in the World’s Most Dangerous and Fragile Contexts, a School Meal Can be a Child’s Best Hope
“School meals make me less hungry during learning. I can study hard and get good grades," says 12-year-old Chandy from Cambodia.
Rights Restricted by Court’s Withholding of IDs, Ex-RFA Reporters Say
Two former Radio Free Asia journalists accused of espionage said on Monday that their rights and livelihoods were restricted by a court decision to continue withholding their passports and ID…
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Hun Sen Vows to Visit Cambodians Stuck in Wuhan, ‘if China Allows
Prime Minister Hun Sen on Monday reaffirmed his decision not to evacuate Cambodians from China, where more than 300 people have died from a new strain of a respiratory virus,…
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As fish disappear from rivers and lakes, fishers struggle with livelihoods
Nhem Sophal gets up shortly after midnight every night to fish the Tonle Sap lake, trying to support his family.
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Fear rises as riverbanks erode from under villagers’ homes
Sitting on an old wooden bed, her shoulders wrapped in a scarf and with her granddaughter in her arms, Heng Yet, 73, is worried that the land might fall away…
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Six ex-CNRP officials reportedly arrested over weekend, police deny actions
Six former opposition party officials were reportedly arrested on Friday and Saturday by the National Police, according to the party, a rights group and a ruling party spokesman, though a…
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Second timber tycoon charged amid expanding forestry crackdown
Tycoon Kong Kroeng, a prominent timber trader, and his son-in-law Math Naseat have been charged by the Kratie Provincial Court over suspected illegal timber trafficking in the province.
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Nine ‘Obama’ club drug suspects sent to court
The Preah Sihanouk provincial police sent nine Chinese nationals to the provincial court on Monday for alleged involvement in illicit drug distribution at the Obama nightclub in Sihanoukville. Police officials…
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Cambodia’s construction sector remained strong
Cambodia’s construction sector remained strong during the first four months of this year following a nearly 20 per cent drop last year, according to Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning…
