Justice served: Khmer Rouge tribunal closes final legal case
Former head of state Khieu Samphan received a life term in 2018 on charges of crimes against humanity, genocide and grave breaches of the 1949 Geneva Convention.
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Hun Sen denies involvement in ‘doomsday’ gathering, warns against coup attempt
He also called on all of the people who believed in the propaganda – to the point that they broke up with their families – to try to understand each other and reconcile.
Two-year plus legal foreign residents eligible for one free entry to Angkor Park
The move was primarily made to promote domestic tourism and to encourage long-term foreign residents of Cambodia to engage in more travel within the Kingdom’s borders.
‘Doomsday’ prediction turns to disappointment as sect followers return home
President of the League for Democracy Party Khem Veasna's doomsday claims and call to escape the purported apocalypse had attracted tens of thousands of his supporters.
Cambodia, Vietnam police team up on casino case
A casino supervisor and staff members have been detained for questioning following the incident, which saw the more than 40 employees swim across the Chrey Thom River to Vietnam.
Repatriation ceremony marks return of 30 looted treasures to Cambodia
These cultural treasures – containing several important Buddhist and Hindu statues – were removed more than two decades ago from the temples of Koh Ker.
Cambodia: Ice cream, noodles flagged over carcinogen
Authorities have identified three types of instant noodles and ice cream trademarks originating from Thailand, Vietnam, and France that are suspected to contain ethylene oxide.
Cambodia hosts Asean human rights conference
Committee vice-president Chin Malin said the conference would also discuss regional general human rights’ updates. It would not focus on any specific country, but on current…
Exodus of migrant workers lingers on
Many migrant workers continue to cross over, often with families, despite dangers and risk of being arrested.
Cambodia convicts opposition leaders, activists
The activists were sentenced to five and eight years in prison for “plotting and fomenting insecurity in society”.