The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over. In fact, it is accelerating. And COVID-19 anywhere poses a risk everywhere, including Cambodia.
Don’t cancel trips to Cambodia, tourists urged
THE Tourism Ministry has called on international tourists not to cancel trips to Cambodia, but urged them to adhere to several dos and don’ts when arriving in the kingdom during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Japanese investments in Cambodia
What are the Japanese development programmes that have been implemented in Cambodia so far? Mikami: Japan’s cooperation here has been provided for the improvement of basic infrastructures such as …
Cambodia-Singapore 55 years after establishment of diplomatic ties
The relationship between Cambodia and Singapore was not only built through trade and business, but their relations were also tested during the Khmer Rouge era.
‘Loneliest elephant’ heads to Cambodia
Efforts are being made to bring the “world’s loneliest elephant” to Cambodia. An elephant who has become a cause to celebrate for animal rights activists around the world will be taken from a …
U.S. firms urged to invest in Cambodia’s infrastructure development
The Ambassador also mentioned that a delegation of the U.S.-ASEAN Business Council will be visiting Cambodia from Sept. 21 to seek understanding on investment opportunities in the country. Chea Vannak …
BRIEFING NOTES – Cambodia
Since 31 July, when prominent trade unionist Rong Chhun was arrested at his home in Phnom Penh by around 30 police officers, we have documented the arrest of 24 human rights defenders in Cambodia – …
AIIB to provide US$65 million loan to Cambodia
PHNOM PENH, Sept 12 (The Phnom Penh Post/ANN): The Chinese-sponsored Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has said it will provide a US$65 million loan to the Kingdom to restore rural …
UN Agency Condemns Cambodia’s Repression of Human Rights Defenders
The U.N. human rights office is condemning what it calls growing repressive measures by the Cambodian government that stifle freedom of expression and assembly practiced by the country’s human rights …
The closing of one bloody chapter in Cambodia’s history does not mark the end of its efforts to define justice
Now, Duch is gone, too; he died last week, at the age of 77, serving out his life sentence as the first former Khmer Rouge leader to be tried and convicted at the UN-backed court in Cambodia. For me, …