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The Cambodian government rejects a human rights watchdog claim that it is dragging its feet on the 15-year-old case.

Military personnel employed as private security shoot Cambodian villagers protesting a land dispute.

They petition parliament before police disperse the procession.

Land activists and villagers are told to stop public protests by Wednesday or face 'administrative measures.'

A trip to the hospital brings new calls to release the jailed information chief from prison as CNRP leader Kem Sokha’s trial is set to begin.

Cambodia’s health ministry says doctors cannot leave the poor untreated.

Lawyers clash over evidence at pretrial hearings in Cambodia's long-awaited Khmer Rouge trial.

The arrest comes as three men are formally charged with the weekend murder of a reporter who probed illegal logging.

A crash leaves four military personnel dead and another injured.

Civil society groups criticize National Assembly chief for barring public and media from commission meetings.

A government critic in Cambodia fears for his life.

The pledge follows local interference in attempts to assess the needs and status of the group.

Human Rights Watch calls for a 'serious' investigation into a crash involving lawmaker Cheam Yeap.

Stigma and discrimination based on HIV status hampers the fight against AIDS in the region.

They say the government needs to do more to support their families.

Authorities in Phnom Penh had rounded them up in June to clear the streets of “undesirables” in preparation for two public ceremonies.

Infected Cambodian villagers find new purpose in business projects.

While a commune chief is released and more critics could get out of jail, Hun Sen says he still holds the cards.

Ieng Sary is treated for breathing problems, calling his case into question.

The opposition says the move will end animosity between lawmakers and advance the democratic process.

A company is accused of intimidating residents in the Cambodian capital to move out of their homes in a land grab bid.

Cambodia has allowed hundreds of politically motivated killings to go unpunished, a rights group says.

The head of the country’s paramilitary says his comments about learning from tactics used by Adolf Hitler were misinterpreted.

The call comes as four members of the persecuted Vietnamese minority group arrive in Phnom Penh seeking refugee status.

The Interior Ministry says they must meet the country’s refugee status requirements and few have even applied.

She says she was trafficked to China and forced to wed an abusive husband.

The Cambodian prime minister says the country risks violence if the opposition wins.

Hun Sen says a fresh vote is not an option.

But opposition party vice president Kem Sokha denies that he made any such statement.

He wants to use other maps of Southeast Asia to verify border demarcations with Vietnam on Cambodia’s official map.