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He says electoral reform must be made through parliament.

The group refutes a police report which says he died in an accident.

Adhoc says people are not adequately protected against violence in disputes.

But critics say they are calling for better governance in the loan industry.

Cambodia says it can’t overrule the rejection of an UN-selected judge for the Khmer Rouge Tribunal.

NGOs say the Southeast Asian grouping should review the declaration, expected to be adopted at a summit in Cambodia this month.

She cites concerns it will operate under the influence of the country’s ruling party.

Two journalists are charged with libel in Cambodia.

Hundreds of acres of communal land in Ratanakiri have been logged.

A Cambodian monk is thrown out of his pagoda after observing a political debate.

Cambodia’s war tribunal is considering conditions to the former Khmer Rouge official’s freedom.

Cambodia agrees to wait until the government and non-governmental organizations agree on the controversial rules.

Opposition leader Sam Rainsy calls it a 'historic day.'

Party calls off march after reform proposal accepted for study.

The CNRP will lead a mass protest on the anniversary of the 1991 Paris Peace Agreements.

The CNRP plans to hold its 'biggest protest ever' if Hun Sen ignores demands to resolve election complaints.

Tep Vanny receives a stiff sentence while appeals court denies bail to the ‘Kem Sokha Five.’

The protest closed National Road 5 near the location of the incident.

He says the ruling violates the principle of the presumption of innocence.

The influential nephew of Cambodia’s prime minister calls the report baseless.

A local official calls authorities' failure to include the CNRP members' names on a list requesting help a 'minor mistake.'

He also vows to prevent construction of the dam the activist was fighting.

The four were caught in a raid by local authorities a day earlier.

Cambodia welcomes the new effort by Thai soldiers to avoid deadly jungle confrontations.

The asylum seekers say they fear going back to Vietnam, but will go to another country.

The men are being held in an unknown location following two police crackdowns.

The order comes days ahead of an appeal against a decision to deny the group bail.

The five have been held for nearly a year on bribery charges in Prey Sar Prison.

LICADHO says refusal to let families visit the detained opposition party youth leaders violates basic rights.

The activists want officials to stop a company from polluting the environment.