Tag: Cambodia
Gov’t probes alleged bribes, release of Chinese prisoners in border province
After their arrest, they were brought to Stung Treng, where they were convicted of trespassing and sentenced to four months in prison
Salesians in Cambodia set to hold first short film festival for...
Participants are encouraged to submit short films ranging from 5 to 15 minutes, highlighting their indigenous roots
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Mongolia
It is easier to understand the parables of Jesus because He was also living in a desert, with people very similar to us.
In Cambodia, 200 young men and women ordained on Buddhist holy...
Since 2016, monks at Wat Sorya Ream have ordained hundreds of young Cambodians every year on Visak Bochea.
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Kreung
The prevailing notion of development is paradoxically leading to the degradation of nature, placing our wildlife in jeopardy of extinction
After Cambodia crypto scam, Indians demand more jobs at home
The United Nations said last year that more than 100,000 people had been trafficked into online scam centres in Cambodia
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Jarai
For us Jarai people, the ancestral territory is very important because it is the main source of our sustainability.
On World Press Freedom Day, journalists across Asia continue to face...
In areas controlled by rebel forces, it can be easier to get information, but there are only limited protections for journalists
An estimated 40 people are dying each day in Myanmar as...
Children are also dealing with heat stroke, according to a resident of an internally displaced camp in Sagaing region’s Kawlin township
Schools closed, warnings issued as Asia swelters in extreme heatwave
Forecasters there said it would remain intensely hot until the end of April, with cooler conditions expected in May