The first of the four new projects is an 80 metre-high, 60-floor building scheduled to be completed in December 2020.
Category: Cambodia
Cambodian rice farmers turn guardians of the forest
But now rice fields are becoming forest again and species thought lost are returning, under the protection of the same farmers, who have partnered with a social enterprise that pays a premium for their crops.
Japan Seeks to Offset Chinese Influence in Cambodia
Foreign Minister Motegi’s recent visit underlines Tokyo’s sense of urgency. This includes funding Cambodia’s biggest deep sea port development.
NGOs Demand Cambodia Scrap Draft Law Citing Potential Abuse of Women’s Rights
Three dozen organizations call for scrapping draft laws pertaining dress codes for females and other provisions they claim violate women’s human rights.
Cambodia’s Land Concessions Yield Few Benefits, Sow Social and Environmental Devastation
Economic Land Concessions to attract investors result in few benefits at the cost of huge social and environmental impacts.
Turning the tide on Cambodia’s forests destruction
In pictures how timber and agribusiness companies are ravaging lands that are supposedly protected and how Indigenous people are trying to stop the destruction.
Cambodia’s sweeping new environment code languishes
Deforestation, illegal sand mining and other environmental problems are rampant in Cambodia, which has lost nearly a quarter of its tree cover since 2000.