Tag: Cambodia

The activity was presided by Bishop Olivier Schmitthaeusler, MEP, apostolic vicar of Phnom Penh

Thailand doesn’t recognize asylum-seekers or refugees because it hasn’t ratified the 1951 U.N. Refugee Convention

The Supreme Court said Theary Seng was a flight risk and a threat to the country’s social fabric

APHR called for all charges against the political opposition to be dropped, and for all those currently detained to be released

Sotheara, 54, was among the first generation of psychiatrists to graduate in Cambodia after the 1975-79 period of Khmer Rouge rule

Remote schools in Siem Reap province use the gardens to teach pupils life skills such as cultivation and cooking

Chhim is recognized “for showing that daily devotion to the best of one’s profession can itself be a form of greatness”

One of the proposed amendments would eliminate the need for the National Assembly to approve the designated prime minister

On June 14, the Phnom Penh Municipal Court convicted more than 50 former members and supporters of the CNRP on charges of treason

“I am ready and prepared to go to the notorious Cambodian prison for my political opinions, for my beliefs, for my belief in democracy”