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Former TB patients describe their experiences as fight to end the disease continues
“Villagers and neighbors also discriminated against my family because they were afraid to be infected with tuberculosis from me,” Lida said.
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Vietnamese authorities block the Mekong to bar entry for hundreds of ethnic Vietnamese evicted from Phnom Penh floating homes
After authorities in Phnom Penh ordered in early June the removal of floating homes from waterways in the metropolitan area, resident Minh Yang Kai took his chances on the flow…
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Former ruling party lawmaker selected as new NEC chairman
The National Assembly on Thursday voted to appoint former provincial governor Prach Chan as the new chairman of the National Election Committee (NEC) to replace Sik Bun Hok, who resigned…
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Alleged Mother Nature Zoom meeting posted as “evidence” of royal insult
A video clip purportedly taken from an online Zoom meeting between Mother Nature environmental group co-founder Alejandro Gonzalez-Davidson and a number of environmental activists has been posted on social media…
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Environmental activists charged with plotting and insulting the king
Three environmental activists have been sent to pre-trial detention on charges of plotting and insulting the king by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court. The co-founder of environmental group Mother Nature…
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Four environment activists arrested and accused of plotting, according to NGO
Four environmental activists were arrested on Wednesday and accused of plotting, or conspiracy, to commit a crime, according to an officer at an environmental organization.
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Phnom Penh City Hall sets sweeping new factory regulations to combat COVID-19 outbreaks among workers
Phnom Penh City Hall on Tuesday released three plans aimed at combating the spread of COVID-19 among factory workers. The trio of ambitious, though non-binding, plans set new regulations and…
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State-run markets fully reopen despite high COVID-19 numbers
“We allowed all the stalls to reopen, but vendors came to sell at only five or ten percent of our 5,689 stalls because today is the first day,” he said.…
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Phnom Penh authorities begin tearing down floating communities
Deputy Phnom Penh governor Keut Chhe said on Friday that the people living in floating houses had generally cooperated with the municipality’s decision to remove what it described as illegal…
