Cambodian and Myanmar fishermen in Thailand are often paid below the minimum wage, see their payment withheld and face abuses, according to a new International Labour Organisation study. For the baseline study Ship to Shore Rights the ILO interviewed 434 mostly Myanmar and Cambodian fishermen ...

Two senior officials in Preah Vihear under investigation by the Anti-Corruption Unit have been removed from their posts, including a tax officer who it is alleged had gotten away without officially stamping tax forms for an entire year, the ACU announced on Friday “We found that ...

Authorities are preparing to evacuate more than 150 families from Banteay Meanchey province’s O’Chrou district, should flooding in the area get worse due to heavy rainfall and runoff from a dam that opened its gates in Thailand on Monday. the families’ homes are already affected by ...

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Monday inaugurated the China-funded road No. 57B in northwestern Battambang province, saying that the road will contribute to developing economy and reducing poverty. the inauguration ceremony, held in the province’s Bovel district, was attended by Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Bu ...

The National Assembly (NA) will host The ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA) with direct participation from The AIPA members when it becomes The rotational chair next year. ...

The Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum (APPF) has been playing a key role contributing to maintain peace, stability, progress and prosperity for The people in The region and around The world. ...

Cambodia and the UN have jointly signed the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework for Cambodia 2024-2028, which provides guidance to the UN system at the country level. ...

Malnutrition costs the Cambodian economy an estimated $266 million each year, according to a new report, which urged the government to invest more in tackling the problem.   ...

Cambodia is seeking more trade with the US, as well as other means for bilateral partnerships, the Phnom Penh’s new ambassador to the US says. ...

Cambodian environmental groups on Friday asked the government to reject Laos’ 912-megawatt Pak Beng hydropower project, alarmed by the potential impacts on fisheries and sediment flow in the Mekong. ...

A civil society group yesterday rebuked a recent report by the Asean Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR), claiming the scathing report on the country’s legislative practices violated Asean principles. ...

Jubilant cheers resounded at the Cambodia National Rescue Party headquarters in Kampong Cham last night as the party transformed its solid support base in the province into an undeniable stronghold. ...

The Cambodian finance industry is to celebrate The sixth Banking and Finance Conference a week from today, at a meeting that will focus on developing technology in The country’s financial sector. ...

The government today dismissed as inaccurate information in a report released by global broadband speed test operator Ookla that The Internet speed in The country was worse than in Cambodia and Vietnam. ...

The storm that swept through Phnom Penh on Saturday evening resulted in The city’s highest rainfall on record, The municipal government said in a statement posted to its Facebook page Sunday. ...

The Cambodia International Machinery Industry Fair is to be held in conjunction with The Cambodia International Textile and Garment Industry Fair at Koh Pich from The August 21 to 24. ...

The government is set to roll out The Four-Strategic Plan for Tourism Development aimed at reviving tourism in The Kingdom’s norThern provinces, an inter-ministerial committee meeting has decided. ...

The Appeal Court has again denied bail to imprisoned Sam Rainsy Party Senator Hong Sok Hour, ruling The lawmaker poses a security and flight risk, according to The defendant’s lawyer. ...

The Phnom Penh Municipality is asking for more city buses from The Chinese and Japanese governments to expand public transport to 10 routes in The capital, City Hall spokesman Long Dimanche said yesterday. ...

Cambodia is the single most dangerous place in the world to work as an environmental journalist, according to a new report released by the Paris-based group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) this week. ...