Cambodia told the U.N. Human Rights Council that tens of thousands of its citizens remain displaced more than a year after a deadly border conflict with Thailand.
Cambodia told the U.N. Human Rights Council that tens of thousands of its citizens remain displaced more than a year after a deadly border conflict with Thailand.
The Thai military allegedly dropped cluster bombs, covering an area of nearly 4,000 square kilometers in Cambodia in the border conflict last year, the first vice president of the Cambodian…
Following Senate President Hun Sen’s criticism of Thailand’s border tactics at the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference (ISC-2), brickbat between the Cambodian and Thai Senate leaders returned to the unresolved issue of…
Prime Minister Hun Manet and his father, Senate President Hun Sen, accused Thailand on Wednesday of stalling on a border ceasefire deal and encroaching on Cambodian territory, with Hun Sen…
Cambodia will offer mental health services to more than 20,000 people still displaced by last year's border conflict with Thailand, Transcultural Psychosocial Organization Cambodia (TPO) said Tuesday.
Voter registration for thousands of Cambodians displaced by the border conflict with Thailand has been disrupted ahead of registration opening in October for next year's commune elections, the National Election…
Former opposition leader Kem Sokha and a United Nations envoy on the human rights situation in Cambodia visited a border village, where Thai forces had set up barbed wire and…
Friday marked one year since the first round of border clashes broke out between Cambodia and Thailand. Despite a December ceasefire that has largely held, the conflict's toll continues to…