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Cambodian Police Harass Protesters Calling for the Release of Jailed Family Members

The protesters were spouses and children of imprisoned activists from the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP). Seventeen CNRP activists are ...

Cambodian Police Prevent Activists from Marking Anniversary of Government Critic’s Murder

Kem Ley was gunned down in broad daylight at a Phnom Penh gas station in 2016. He was a prominent political analyst and fierce critic of the government of ...

Cambodian Police Raid Opposition Headquarters

They’re searching for Cambodia National Rescue Party deputy leader Kem Sokha, who is facing charges related to a sex scandal.

Cambodian Police Stop Marchers From Commemorating Outspoken Activist on the Anniversary of His Murder

Kem Ley was shot down in broad daylight at a Phnom Penh gas station on this date four years ago. Family members held a Buddhist ceremony to mark the ...

Cambodian Police Violently Arrest Activists

The five women were on their way to a rally in front of Prey Sar prison – where other activists are held – when police seized them.

Cambodian Rice Prices Continue Downward Trend

Hun Sen has approved a $ 20 million dollar grant to try and curb the decline

Cambodian River Flowing With Sewage

The clearing of clogged pipes pushes sewage water into the Chaktomuk River.

Cambodian Temple Seeking Tourists

The daily presence of soldiers at the millennium-old Tamoan Thom temple, located in a disputed area on the Thai-Cambodia border, is intimidating to both ...

Cambodian Temples Hope to Get UNESCO Status

The ancient city of Koh Ker was built in the 10th century to serve as capital of the Khmer Empire.

Cambodian Tycoon’s Company Reclaims Land in Mekong for Satellite City

A company owned by a powerful millionaire close to Prime Minister Hun Sen is reclaiming land in the Mekong River to create a new Phnom Penh satellite city on ...

Cambodian Villagers Hold Prayer Ritual for Dam Compensation

They’re praying that the ancestral spirits will intervene on their behalf with Cambodia’s government and the company building the nearby Lower Sesan Two ...

Cambodian Villagers Rescue Endangered Monkeys

The long-tailed monkeys were left stranded in a lake after a forest fire.

Cambodian Villagers Spin Lotus Fiber into Fabric

A Siem Reap factory hopes to export the ‘sacred’ fiber to foreign markets.

Cambodian Villagers Thrive in Souvenir Business

The villagers don’t own rice paddies or farmland, but they earn good money making souvenirs for sale at nearby tourists sites, such as the famed Angkor Wat.

Cambodian Villagers Voice Opposition to Port Construction Project

They say sand dredging is turning sea water murky, and killing fish in community fishing grounds.

Cambodian Villages Protecting Irrawaddy Dolphins

The Mekong River only has about 80 Irrawaddy Dolphins left out of the thousands that used to swim the waters. A few small villages are using tourism to help ...

Cambodian Vlogger Tackles Taboos

Sex toys, infidelity and penis size are generally hush hush topics in conservative Cambodia, but not on a taboo-busting video blog called "A Dose of Cath." The ...

Cambodian Workers Rally for Minimum Wage Increase

They want their salaries increased by $US 77 a month.

Cambodians Celebrate the Festival of the Dead

Hundreds of people gather outside Phnom Penh to offer food and prayers to the spirits of family members and friends who have passed away.

Cambodians Facing Fear at Reptile Café

People can interact with snakes, scorpions and lizards at Phnom Penh’s first ever reptile-themed café.

Cambodians Mark Festival With Food for Poor

During the Pchum Ben festival, Cambodians honor their deceased relatives.

Cambodia's Farmers Trapped In Debt Bondage

Cambodia's brick-making factories are luring laborers by assuming crippling debts in exchange for long hours and low wages.

Cambodia's Garment Workers Fret over Dangerous Daily Commute

Many garment workers pay $10 to $20 a month for standing room on old trucks and vans. Traffic accidents are a leading cause of death.

Cambodia's 'Rubbish Man' Teaches Children

Ouk Vanday, nicknamed the Rubbish Man, built the Coconut School almost entirely from recycled waste and only charges students trash for tuition to take ...

Campaigning for Cambodia’s Election in Full Swing

Twelve political parties are vying for 1,646 commune council seats across the country.

Cancelled Festivities, Empty Streets As Southeast Asia Rings in the New Year

In Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar, the coronavirus outbreak has taken the life out of Lunar New Year celebrations.

Cat Meat a Delicacy in Vietnam Province

Thai Binh in northern Vietnam accounts for half of the nation’s cat meat consumption.

Catholic Church Stoned, Desecrated in Vietnam

The Van Thai church and other churches in the coastal parish have been repeatedly vandalized – and church members physically attacked -- since they began ...

Catholics, Authorities Clash Over Nativity Scene in Vietnam

Residents of the Loc Hung Vegetable Garden settlement in Ho Chi Minh City resisted when officials destroyed the Christmas image. Three people were detained.

Cave Dwellers Complicate China’s Anti-Poverty Campaign

Millions of people across northern China still live in homes dug into the sides of mountains. But China’s government is trying to move them out – part of a ...