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Flood Displaced Residents Return Home, But Rice Fields Need Restoration
Thousands of families displaced by seasonal flooding are now beginning to return home, yet impacted rice fields still require urgent harvesting and replanting to salvage, according to an October 23…
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International Money Laundering Watchdog Plans Visit to Cambodia
Cambodia remains on the “gray list” of an international financial crimes watchdog, which plans to visit the country to review its progress implementing anti-money laundering reforms, according to an October…
Demarcation Posts Leave Siem Reap Residents Fearful of Losing Farmland
Some 200 families in Siem Reap province’s Peak Sneng commune fear they will lose their rice crops to a resettlement site for people evicted from Angkor Archaeological Park after authorities…
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China-Funded Ream Base Construction Includes New Pier, US Think Tank Says
Chinese-funded construction, including land clearing, several new structures and a new pier, “continues to transform” Sihanoukville’s Ream Naval Base “at a rapid pace,” a U.S. think tank said Tuesday.
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Court Schedules Closing Remarks for Kem Sokha Trial in Two Months
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Wednesday said no more witness testimony would be heard in former opposition leader Kem Sokha’s treason trial, and scheduled closing remarks for December 21.
Families of Building Collapse Victims Seek Compensation, Appeal to Prime Minister
Pen Sarun has not received even 100 riel of court-ordered compensation for the death of her husband, one of 28 workers killed in the collapse of a seven-story Sihanoukville building…
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New Agriculture Minister Warns Critics May Face Defamation Charges, Admits Sectors’ Challenges
Newly appointed Minister of Agriculture Dith Tina acknowledged the difficulty of addressing the agriculture sector’s long-standing challenges and warned potential critics of his ministry he was willing to take legal…
NagaCorp Sues Strikers, Charges Could Carry Lengthy Prison Sentences
Four NagaWorld strikers could face up to ten years imprisonment following a lawsuit by their employer NagaCorp, alleging charges of breaking and entering, property damage and unlawful confinement in a…
