Tag: Cambodia
Workers feel pain as factories in Cambodia suspend operations due to...
Future is uncertain for thousands of workers as overseas companies cancel orders
Chinese dams held back Mekong waters during drought, study finds
The effect of China's 11 dams on the upper Mekong has long been debated, but data has been scarce
Cambodian migrant workers return home to bleak prospects
Thousands have left Thailand due to the COVID-19 crisis
Mothers and their babies locked up in Cambodian prisons
In Cambodia, children are forced to serve time with poor mothers convicted of petty crimes
Cambodia’s brick factory workers carry debt across generations
Large loans, low pay keep Cambodians stuck in slavery-like conditions
Water pollution endangers the ‘Heart of Cambodia’
Contaminated water from Tonle Sap Lake is creating serious health problems for many Cambodians
Cambodian workers fret over EU’s partial EBA withdrawal
EU acting on human rights grounds, but workers worry about bottom line
SPOTLIGHT: Air pollution an increasing burden in Southeast Asia
Public wrestles with the downside of economic growth and growing energy demand
Cover up or be censored: Cambodia orders women not look sexy...
Seven Cambodian women's rights groups pointed out that the women vendors had breached no law
Expose reveals child labor in Cambodian brick kilns despite crackdown
Behind growing demand for bricks, extreme heat, dangerous machinery and poor sanitation have created a vicious cycle of poverty, illness and debt
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