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More workers rally at ongoing Naga strike

27 February 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Labor arbitration
Arbitration Council decisions / Cambodian Tourism and Service Workers Federation / casino’s workers / front entrance / human-resources manager / Jeremy Chea / Labour-rights campaigners / luxury entertainment venue / Ministry of Labour / NagaWorld / NagaWorld Casino / police. military police / Prime Minister Hun Sen / protesters / rights of their workers / security force / Sok Narith / solution / speech / strike / Sum Pharen / vice-president / walked off

bout 100 chefs and kitchen staff walked off the job at the capital’s NagaWorld casino yesterday as a workers’ strike at the luxury entertainment venue entered its fifth day. More than 1,000 protesters — the majority of the casino’s workers — rallied outside the front entrance ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/2013022761629/National/more-workers-rally-at-ongoing-naga-strike.html

Co-op law will bolster agriculture sector: PM

27 February 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Agricultural production / Agriculture and fishing / Crop products and commodities / Education and training / Education policy and administration / Law and judiciary / Rice / Social development
agricultural sector / Banks / business partners / Cambodian Centre for Study and Development in Agriculture / capital / CEDAC / collective yields / Competitiveness / Economic growth / Factories / farmers’ co-operatives / financial credit / Hun Sen / law / leverage / National Institute of Education / negotiate / opportunity / Pailin / processing factory / rising demand / speech / strength / Unity / Yang Saing Koma

WITH the passing of a law on farmers’ co-operatives, the government hopes to streng-then the country’s growing agricultural sector, Prime Minister Hun Sen said in a speech at the National Institute of Education yesterday. “In time, I believe that economic growth will be tremendous in rural ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/2013022761644/Business/co-op-law-will-bolster-agriculture-sector-pm.html

Virtual Sam Rainsy Slapped With Actual Fine

14 June 2012
The Cambodia Daily
Article 178 / attacking / Commune Election Law / dictatorship / election committee / exile / Hun Sen / insulting words / live-streaming / Lon Chheng Kai / opposition leader Sam Rainsy / Paris / PEC / Phnom Penh / Phnom Penh municipal election committee / Prime Minister Hun Sen / Provincial Election Committee (PEC) / Sam Rainsy / speech / video-link speech / videoconference

The Provincial Election Committee (PEC) on Monday fined opposition leader Sam Rainsy $2,500 for verbally attacking Prime Minister Hun Sen from afar during a video-link speech beamed to supporters in Phnom Penh, officials said yesterday. Mr. Rainsy, who currently lives in self-imposed exile in Paris, was ...

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Virtual Sam Rainsy Slapped With Actual Fine

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