The long-awaited Forest Community Bill has finally been approved, putting an end to campaigns – dating back almost three decades – for more public say in the designation of green areas.
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Compensation talks begin for Lao dam disaster victims
Environmental activists and rights campaigners want the dam’s backers to do more than just pay out money – they should help restore their livelihoods, too.
Siem Reap waste ‘pollutes’ river
Residents of Siem Reap province criticised the flow of sewage polluting Siem Reap River on Thursday, saying it negatively impacted the environment and ruined Cambodia’s reputation.
UN calls for economic help for Laos
To further develop its growth, it is necessary to have the support from transit countries like Thailand to help strengthen its economy.
Will Thai election turmoil hit China-backed US$54 billion EEC
The 1.7 trillion baht (US$54.2 billion) development heavily reliant on Chinese backing, should emerge unscathed by the kingdom’s pre-election political turmoil, analysts say.