Cambodia

After clash, Cambodian governor says some disputed land will go to villagers

Land in northern Preah Vihear province was given to a rubber plantation developer in 2011.

After clash with police, land dispute protesters sent to pre-trial detention

More than two dozen villagers had been detained after resisting police in Cambodia’s Preah Vihear province last week.

Cambodian teen rescued from family home in China after Facebook plea

The girl said she was locked in a room and forced to have sex with a man who bought her from brokers.

Culture, conflict and cost weigh on childbearing choices

Women across Asia gauge the risks and burdens of motherhood.

Analysis: For women in Asia, motherhood is a complicated investment

Women across Asia are grappling with the steep cost of raising children.

Cambodian activist disavows ruling party after finding asylum

Voeun Veasna says he only left the opposition so he would be freed from prison.

Analysis: For women in Asia, motherhood is a complicated investment

Women across Asia are grappling with the steep cost of raising children.

‘I was seriously insulted and discriminated against’; female tuk tuk driver in Siem Reap