For a long time, the narrative around Cambodia was around textile sweatshops and tourism…but that’s something the younger generation are changing.
Category: Cambodia
Report highlights Kingdom’s land woes
Land disputes remain a chronic issue that has affected more than 20,000 families across the country, with some cases allegedly involving authorities who collude with traders or private firms to grab people’s land, a report released by the NGO Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community (CCFC) says.
How Can Asia Unleash the Potential of Youth?
Asian countries like Cambodia need young people’s help to create a sustainable future.
Kampong Speu villagers meet to solve land dispute
Some 500 people from Trapaing Chou commune in Kampong Speu province gathered at Trapaing Chou pagoda to seek a solution to their long-running land dispute with Phnom Penh Sugar.
China brings casino boom to Cambodian town – but doom to local businesses?
From the glitz and glamour, jobs and construction boom to the sudden imbalance, animosity and anxiety.
The road is clear for solar energy in Cambodia, says UNDP director
UNDP Cambodia Programme Director discusses the state of Cambodia’s energy sector, the hope of solar, and bringing electricity to everyone
How the world’s largest snake hunt hurts Southeast Asia’s biggest lake
Each year millions of water snakes are pulled from Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake, degrading this ecological wonder of the world.