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Police in Cambodia’s capital beat and detain residents seeking government intervention.

They need their fish stocks to reach maturity to avoid financial ruin.

A panel blames the World Bank for botching a land dispute in Cambodia’s capital.

Officials cite efforts to crack down on bribery and cheating as the main reason for the disappointing result.

The move comes as Cambodia's political opposition announces plans for a three-day 'mass rally' this week.

Pardoned by the king, the Russian businessman was later found living with an underage girl.

The UN appointee is expected to raise Cambodia's rejection of a tribunal judge.

Cambodia’s prime minister says he is too busy to meet with the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights.

Officials believe suspects planted bomb and grenades to instill fear and create chaos.

The group of 14 includes two young children and an infant.

The five, already held for a year, can remain in prison for an additional six months.

Sam Rainsy sees another defamation case upheld in Cambodia as legal battle rages on.

Cambodian authorities say they won't repatriate a group of asylum-seekers if they could be mistreated.

Cambodian workers are treated after feeling ill on the job.

Cambodian textile workers faint on the job for the second time in days.

Labor advocates say the Cambodian government should do more to improve working conditions in the garment industry.

The ILO says Cambodia is not doing enough to stem mass fainting incidents in factories.

A trade union says factories are lax on safety regulations.

A mass fainting reflects growing concern in Cambodia’s vital garment sector.

Authorities say mismanagement is to blame for a mass fainting at a Cambodian garment factory.

The group says the government has failed to take action despite the surge.

Extended farming family of 50 faces discrimination and financial uncertainty.

The two sisters are in jail in Malaysia where authorities arrested them for trying to escape from the Cambodian employment firm that recruited them.

The three activists were convicted of interfering with environmentally harmful sand-dredging operations.

The woman was the second person from an extended family of 50 to die of the deadly virus.

But some fear further government control over what people may choose to see.

They say numbers are dangerously low in Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake.

The men had been enslaved on Thai fishing trawlers plying Indonesia waters.

Cambodian protesters had demanded an apology from Hanoi over an embassy statement.

Vietnam had demanded the protesters be punished for the act.