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Thai Internet Connections Cut, Hun Sen Threatens Embargo Ahead of Border Talks
Senate President Hun Sen and his son, Prime Minister Hun Manet, ramped up pressure on Thailand on Friday, halting internet service deals, banning Thai films…
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Two Cambodian rappers convicted for songs about societal ills
The Siem Reap Provincial Court convicted two rappers, Kea Sokun and Long Putheara, on Tuesday for singing about social issues, such as Cambodia’s economy and territorial claims.
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Cambodia recommends migrant workers remain in Thailand after COVID-19 outbreak
Prime Minister Hun Sen has asked Cambodian migrant workers to remain in Thailand or to prepare for 14 days of quarantine on return, after a new COVID-19 outbreak in the…
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Two jailed activists reportedly beaten in prison, official denies charge
Two jailed Khmer Thavrak activists were allegedly beaten in Prey Sar’s Correctional Center 2 in early December, according to a relative of one of the activists, an accusation denied by…
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Licadho says absence of political opposition sparked renewed persecution of rights advocates
The Cambodian government embarked on a campaign to target human rights defenders and curtail fundamental freedoms, as per a new report from local rights group Licadho, an escalation of persecution…
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Additional tax cuts on input products to encourage small businesses
In a bid to bolster the economy and consumption, the Cambodian government has reduced import taxes on products used in the manufacturing industry and to support the country’s small and…
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Minor political parties raise democratic concerns with U.S. ambassador
Five minor political parties and a close aide of Kem Sokha met with U.S. Ambassador W. Patrick Murphy this week, where they shared their concerns about Cambodia’s democratic backslide.
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Vaccine budget increases to at least $100 million, WHO to guide acquisition
Prime Minister Hun Sen said the government would allocate at least $100 million towards acquiring a COVID-19 vaccine, but was waiting for the WHO to approve a vaccine.
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Man jailed for satirical ‘chicken’ comments about Hun Sen
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Saturday has charged a man with “incitement” and “public insult” for allegedly mocking a speech made by Prime Minister Hun Sen on whether to…
