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Cambodia’s ex-monarch calls for national reconciliation during a public appearance in Phnom Penh.

Anyone should be able to apply for a position on the national election body, he says.

American agencies must set conditions for Cambodia to force progress with election reform, he says.

Five ex-leaders of the Khmer Rouge go on trial, and Cambodia's youth get a chance to learn the truth about an era kept secret for the last 30 years.

They call on Vietnam to end persecution of their ethnic group.

The move comes ahead of a strike planned for next month.

The factory employees demand better pay and improved benefits.

Security forces beat demonstrators and bystanders indiscriminately, eyewitnesses say.

The judge granted Din Puthy bail, but he faces travel restrictions over the incident.

They have asked rights group Adhoc to submit a complaint to the Cambodian government on their behalf.

Rights groups claim political interference in her court case.

Government efforts to resolve the disputes have been ineffective, the group says.

They say two foreign developers were encroaching on their farms.

A new report says government concessions are largely responsible.

Indigenous families say they have lost thousands of hectares of communal land.

Women challenge a governor to keep his pledge to promptly resolve their disputes.

A rights group says the program largely benefits the wealthy and powerful.

Nearly a dozen are injured as villagers clash with workers of a politically-connected company.

The new move comes as landless villagers attempt to march on his residence to highlight their plight.

Villagers who won residency rights in Cambodia’s capital say their land is being stolen.

Cambodia introduces a new tax on companies that receive economic land concessions.

A Cambodian land activist is released after a three-month pre-trial detention criticized by rights groups

A new report says Cambodia’s government has given away vast tracts of public land to private companies.

Cambodian NGOs have hit out at Prime Minister Hun Sen for effectively allowing land concessions despite a temporary ban.

Cambodia's prime minister tones down his statement that NGOs and political parties should not interfere in land disputes.

Vague land policies and weak implementation of the law are fueling conflict, a rights group says.

Cambodia sends soldiers to help provide land titles to villagers lacking the documents.

They urge the government to hear concerns before parliament considers the bill.

The Cambodian government says a proposed law regulating NGOs will proceed unchanged.

The vote on the law criminalizing denial of Khmer Rouge atrocities takes place without any opposition members.