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Families on Rubber Company's Land Face Eviction Deadline

Surrounded by 100-armed police officerS, authoritieS in Mondolkiri province yeSterday Said the roughly 200 familieS living on a rubber company&rSquo;S land conceSSion in Koh Nhek diStrict have until Friday to leave their homeS. After having already Seen diStrict police burn down three of their homeS over SS='cambodia-color'>...

Cheap Thai Green Beans Send Local Prices Downward

Large quantities of cheap green bean exports from Thailand are driving down prices of the product in Kompong Cham province by as much as 40 percent compared to the same period last year and forcing farmers to grow other crops, officials and farmers said yesterday. The ss='cambodia-color'>...

European Union Grants $54 Million to Cambodia

The European Union yesterday pledged to support Cambodia with three grants totaling $54 million, including one payment to help bolster the country’s ability to organize its public finances, officials announced at a press conference in Phnom Penh. “The E.U. will continue to support Cambodia with ss='cambodia-color'>...

Coal justified: ministry

The general director of the Energy Department at the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy has defended Cambodia’s energy needs and its use of coal power as the country attempts to use modern technology to reduce pollution ahead of the AsEAN senior Energy Officials’ 30th ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012070357154/Business/coal-justified-ministry.html

Officials Urge NGOs to Respect Rule of Law in Sonando Case

As criticism continues to mount over the arrest of outspoken Beehive Radio owner Mam sonando, a government spokesman shot back yesterday, accusing NGOs of undermining the country’s rule of law. “NGOs are not a judge and [the] rule of law reflects from the people,” said ss='cambodia-color'>...

Communities want to ban gillnet use to protect dolphins

Fishermen representing five Cambodian communities will publicly express their support for a ban on gillnet use in a ceremony highlighting the importance of the Mekong River Irrawaddy dolphin. The event organised by the Commission for Dolphin Conservation and Development of the Mekong River Dolphin Eco-tourism Zone, ss='cambodia-color'>...

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Cambodia needs to polish reputation

The chief economist at the Economic Research Institute for AsEAN and East Asia says Cambodia needs to attract greater numbers of multinational companies and treat them well, in order to establish production networks that will transfer technology to smaller Cambodian businesses. In an interview with the ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012103159496/Business/cambodia-needs-to-polish-reputation.html

Striking workers resign in trade-off

Tae Young factory workers have ended their strike demanding the reinstatement of 16 fired workers after the factory last week agreed to drop its legal complaints against eight of the 16 in return for the entire group’s official resignations. About 600 protesters began the strike at ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012103159487/National-news/striking-workers-resign-in-trade-off.html

Cambodia Drops a Spot in Asean as Burma Reforms

THE ten-member Association of south-East Asian Nations (AsEAN) is used to fending off “interference” by the West in the internal affairs of some of its members. In recent years the human-rights record of the regime in Myanmar has been the tenderest of these sore spots. ss='cambodia-color'>...

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Vietnam visitors drive tourist stats

International tourist arrivals to Cambodia increased nearly 28 per cent during the first quarter of the year compared with the corresponding period of 2011, Ministry of Tourism data shows. The country drew more than 995,000 tourists from abroad during the three-month period, up from 778,467 a year earlier, ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012043055860/Business/vietnam-visitors-drive-tourism-stats.html

PPWSA slide continues, as price sees correction

SellerS have dominated the Cambodia SecuritieS Exchange for the laSt Seven dayS of trading, and the downward trend for the Single Stock, Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority, waS expected to continue into next week, expertS Said. PPWSA cloSed down 4.6 per cent yeSterday at 7,250 riel SS='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012050455963/Business/ppwsa-slide-continues-as-price-sees-correction.html

Shooting Victims’ Lawyers Denied Site Visit

Lawyers for the three women injured in a Feb. 20 shooting at a special Economic Zone (sEZ) in svay Rieng province were prevented from visiting the site of the shooting, allegedly on orders from the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC), a lawyer and ss='cambodia-color'>...

Police Begin Dismantling Mondolkiri Village Involved in Dispute

As the eviction deadline looms for residents of a Mondolkiri village embroiled in a land dispute with a Vietnamese-owned rubber plantation, police have begun to dismantle vacant homes in the village, an official and a villager said yesterday. sin seng, 43, a resident of the remote ss='cambodia-color'>...

Puma Factory Reaps Rewards Of Paying for Workers’ Meals

A factory supplying shoes for German sports brand Puma has experienced no mass faintings and seen overall productivity improve since it started providing meals to its workers last year, a Puma representative and a factory official said yesterday. Workers at Huey Chuen (Cambodia) Corp. Ltd. in ss='cambodia-color'>...

Migrant Worker Complaints Rise as Families Lose Touch

Rights group Adhoc yesterday said it had seen a spike in complaints from families of migrant workers since last year’s government-ordered freeze on recruitment agencies sending maids to Malaysia. At a press conference in Phnom Penh, Adhoc said it had received 141 complaints from the relatives ss='cambodia-color'>...

Land Project Sees Second Bribery Suspension

A second police official in Ratanakkiri province has been suspended on suspicion that he demanded money from villagers so that their names could be included on a list of people eligible for land titles as part of Prime Minister Hun sen’s new titling program, police ss='cambodia-color'>...

WWF Says Work on Dam in Laos Mocks Mekong Accord

The Lao government’s refusal to halt the construction of a controversial mainstream Mekong dam is “making a mockery” of an agreement between the four Mekong countries, international conservation group World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said yesterday. Though Laos had agreed in December to suspend construction of the ss='cambodia-color'>...

Group discovers illegal logging

An expedition to expose illegal logging uncovered about 50 hectares of clear-felled forest yesterday that activists from the Prey Lang Community Network have filmed and photographed to lobby government officials, a group representative said. Chum Yin said more than 60 villagers had traveled to seven villages ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012081457970/National-news/watchgroup-discovers-illegal-logging.html

Growth in Cambodian service sector, says ADB

Cambodia’s service sector has seen significant growth in recent years, but the sector remains hampered by challenges, according to a report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The service sector’s real GDP share has expanded to 39 per cent in 2011, compared to 23.7 per cent ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012100959186/Business/growth-in-service-sector-brings-more-challenges.html

Wutty Case wraps with sentencing

At the close of a case that remained shrouded in controversy until the end, Koh Kong Provincial Court yesterday found former security guard Ran Boroth guilty of the unintentional killing of military police officer In Rattana, the man on whom authorities pinned the murder of ss='cambodia-color'>...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012102359367/National-news/wutty-case-wraps-with-sentencing.html

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