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By late September, the majority of families in Russei Keo district’s Phsar Toch village agreed to relocate to the outskirts of Phnom Penh, following months of pressure from authorities seeking to develop the village’s prime waterfront real estate, seen here on July 20, 2022. (CamboJA/ Pring Samrang)

Embattled Russei Keo Residents Reluctantly Agree to Relocate

12 Oct 2022 5:28 PM|
Ngay Nai|

After resisting relocation for months, Kim Heng began dismantling her home of four decades as she prepared to rebuild with the salvaged scraps of tin…

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Hun Sen Threatens to Dissolve NGOs That Don’t Report Financials

5 Jun 2023

Cambodian activists walk from Mekong Gardens to Chroy Changvar Bridge. Along the way they expressed their opinions about the disappearance of Thai activist Wanchalearm and urged the government to take action on his case, on June 4, 2023. (Sovann Sreypich/CamboJA)

Phnom Penh Memorial Marks Third Anniversary of Thai Activist’s Abduction

5 Jun 2023

Indigenous Bunong villagers in Mondulkiri’s Roya Leu community confront environmental officials who they say were measuring their reserve forest lands on March 31. (Supplied)

Indigenous Peoples Fear Loss of Lands After Passage of New Law

2 Jun 2023

Rong Chhun marches with other activists from Phnom Penh to Pursat province calling for the release of political prisoners. February 1, 2023. (CamboJA/Pring Samrang)

Candlelight Leader Rong Chhun Postpones Mass Protest After Hun Sen Threatens To Arrest Him

2 Jun 2023

Tag: Russei Keo

Embattled Russei Keo Residents Reluctantly Agree to Relocate

Hun Sen Threatens to Dissolve NGOs That Don’t Report Financials

Phnom Penh Memorial Marks Third Anniversary of Thai Activist’s Abduction

Indigenous Peoples Fear Loss of Lands After Passage of New Law

Candlelight Leader Rong Chhun Postpones Mass Protest After Hun Sen Threatens To Arrest Him

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