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By
Christian Vits
• Apr 09, 2014
Bernard Forey, a French entrepreneur of the old school, hopes his bottled water from the hills of Cambodia will drown the competition
Southeast Asia • STORY OF THE DAY • Apr 08, 2014 • 4 min read
By
Amanda Saxton
• Apr 08, 2014
Sou Sotheavy was recently awarded the David Kato Vision and Voice Award in Germany for her work in advocating LGBT rights. The 74-year-old tells us about surviving the Khmer Rouge, living with HIV and her dreams for equality in Cambodia
Southeast Asia • STORY OF THE DAY • Apr 07, 2014 • 6 min read
By
Southeast Asia Globe Editorial
• Apr 07, 2014
While some in Vietnam are still oblivious to the benefits of green architecture,
others are working at realising its full potential
“A bundle of sticks can’t be broken,” according to an old Cambodian proverb. It is a philosophy that underpins a network of media-savvy monks who defy the authorities by speaking out against social injustice
By
Clothilde Le Coz and Daniel Besant
• Apr 04, 2014
Advertorial: An influx of investment in Cambodia ushers next-generation office buildings into Phnom Penh
By
Southeast Asia Globe editorial
• Apr 02, 2014
Advertorial: Phnom Penh is braced to welcome a landmark development of such an international and luxurious standard that it could propel the capital back to the level of splendour it enjoyed many decades ago
By
Southeast Asia Globe editorial
• Apr 02, 2014
Advertorial: The forthcoming Mekong View Tower II promises a new level of luxury just across the river from Phnom Penh
By
Southeast Asia Globe editorial
• Apr 02, 2014
Advertorial: In Australia, the Sir Walter Murdoch School of Public Policy and International Affairs is nurturing the leaders of tomorrow
By
Southeast Asia Globe editorial
• Apr 02, 2014