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They urge prompt action by Hun Sen to fix Cambodia's poor record on human rights and labor standards.

Hun Sen says deals signed during a weekend summit in Beijing will offset the impact on exports.

Carl Thayer says that defaults on Chinese loans could undermine Cambodian sovereignty.

The call comes weeks after authorities shuttered another Chinese facility accused of polluting the area.

Observers say that without careful management of loans and aid, Phnom Penh will become obligated to Beijing.

An NGO says the government must better specify what businesses can be operated by foreign nationals.

Analysts advise that the government resume drills with the US, to balance Cambodia’s foreign policy.

The casino and hotel had poured raw sewage into the sea, polluting local beaches, sources said.

But observers say ballooning investment, loans and aid has left Phnom Penh beholden to Beijing.

The drill is the largest with China on Cambodian soil since Cambodia canceled exercises with the US and Australia.

Phnom Penh spokesman says warning by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is "politically motivated."

Chinese-invested businesses in and near the port city pollute freely, ruining the environment, sources say.

The rejection follows a US intelligence assessment which said a ‘slide toward autocracy’ could see the charter changed.

The offering comes as Phnom Penh bolsters ties with Beijing to counter pressure from the West.

Observers say the visit demonstrates financial and military support for Prime Minister Hun Sen’s regime.

Grassroots environmental group criticizes government efforts to stop tree poachers.

Wang Wentian dismisses concerns over China-Cambodia ties leading to further democratic rollbacks.