Genocide education is genocide prevention
Half a century after the collapse of the Khmer Rouge, 600,000 young Cambodians learn about the genocidal regime's history each week in their classrooms.
Half a century after the collapse of the Khmer Rouge, 600,000 young Cambodians learn about the genocidal regime's history each week in their classrooms.
Teachers were preparing for the start of the school day when they discovered the body, in a campus bathroom. The victim had been raped and then strangled to death.
The programme is part of a broader initiative to equip the future leadership of Indonesian law enforcement agencies with a global outlook.
About 500 workers blocked a road in Phnom Penh’s Dangkor district to demand legal compensation after being told their factory was relocating.
In the end, the federation opted for a temporary four-week suspension, a move that many still consider far too soft.
May 20 provides an opportunity to commemorate the suffering caused by the Khmer Rouge regime and to reaffirm a commitment to preventing genocide from returning to Cambodia.
They suggested that authorities should conduct thorough investigations beyond simply cremating the victims’ bodies.
Prom Vichet has dedicated his time and personal funds to establish an organisation called “Khmer Artists for Children” with the aim of teaching children drawing and sculpting…
Despite the continued peace enjoyed by the Kingdom, PM Manet pointed out the growing threat posed by new types of crime, including non-traditional offenses, technology-related…
The increase in trafficking cases has been concerning, with many Cambodian women being trafficked to China under the guise of arranged marriages.