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Environmental degradation and a lack of proof that ethnic Vietnamese fishermen and their families are Cambodian citizens may spell the end to a way of life.

Floods keep half of Cambodia's schools shut.

Authorities could not control heavy water flows once the dam operators released the floodgates.

Hundreds of families have been evacuated from the Kamping Pouy Basin.

The number of deaths and evacuees in Southeast Asia continues to climb.

Cambodia’s ‘multimedia monk’ calls on his brethren to defend the rights of the public.

A Cambodian NGO launches an initiative to reforest parts of the Tonle Sap Lake.

However, no MPs meet with the group to accept petitions.

The move comes following an investigation of Vietnam Rubber Group’s plantation activities in Cambodia.

On trial in Phnom Penh, Oeuth Ang says he shot dead government critic Kem Ley.

Vietnamese authorities have detained and questioned some of the deportees.

The group used online audio communications to target other Chinese outside Cambodia, police say.

Cambodia became increasingly restricted in 2010, while several other Asian nations ranked at the bottom of a global freedom index.

Two Cambodian land activists have been detained for more than a month.

Cambodian staff are to get back pay within two to three weeks.

Most unions who planned to participate in the stay-at-home strike decide to postpone the action.

On their third straight day of protests, Cambodian workers take their demands to the government.

Violations of worker safety and child labor laws are hurting a key export earning sector.

The international retailers are willing to factor in any wage increase for garment workers.

The ILO is to publicize companies' compliance with worker rights and other standards.

The government decides that workers should receive a monthly salary increase of U.S. $28.

Unions and the opposition CNRP call for strikes to protest minimum wage decision.

More than 500 are petitioning the national government to intervene to improve working conditions.

They are seeking a monthly minimum wage increase to U.S. $177.

They are up in arms because their factory is firing workers and pregnant women without cause.

A working group decides by ballot to advance proposals by government and employers.

He makes the plea during an opening ceremony for the country’s largest hydropower dam.

A group of civil society organizations in Cambodia warn of disorder if the government does not intervene.

The foreign ministry says Vietnam must not make any changes to the area in Ratanakiri province pending the demarcation of the border.

The Ministry of Interior has set a three-month deadline for them to leave or be deported back to Vietnam.