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How the killing fields cast a shadow over Cambodia
Cambodia was to become a country where genuine communism could finally hold sway. Residents were evicted from cities which were…
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Ecotourism brings huge benefit in rural development
The Ministry of Tourism has announced that ecotourism, especially regarding community tourism and resource development, is set to be prioritised…
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Vanna Howards game-changing state rep victory
The victory by Vanna Howard, a survivor of the Cambodian genocide, was shocking to some, especially in its breadth. According…
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Notorious Khmer Rouge prison commander has died
The Khmer Rouge commander known as ‘Comrade Duch’, Pol Pot’s premier executioner and security chief who oversaw the mass murder…
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Kun Khmer fighter, Sok Thy brings home win in Bangkok
Sok Thy, 22, of Cambodia finally earned his first victory in ONE Super Series after three consecutive losses in ONE…
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Cambodia’s industrial progress is well on track
Cambodia is moving to reach its industrial development policy (IDP) goal by 2025 with progress well on track. According to…
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Government endorsed smear campaign led to Buddhist monk fleeing Cambodia
A smear campaign linked to the Cambodian government went viral on Facebook, sending an activist Buddhist cleric into exile to…
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Cambodia’s new skateboarding scene
In just a decade, Cambodia’s skateboarding scene has gained momentum. Social programs combining the sport with education have been launched, skate shops…
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Antique “dealer” dies leaving unanswered questions to stolen Cambodian antiques
Douglas A. J. Latchford, who was once honored by the Cambodian government for donating Khmer Empire antiquities to the national…
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Minnesota Asian’s react in support of BLM movement
Tibetan, Cambodian, Hmong, and Japanese Americans all have their own struggles for justice. But they say Black Lives Matter is…
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