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Monitoring for nothing

Is the ILO’s ‘Better Factories’ programme failing Cambodia’s garment workers?
By Frédéric Janssens

Khmer Rouge

The paper trail

More than 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, East Germany’s Stasi files are still throwing up some surprises – not least for those living in Cambodia as profiles on many Khmer Rouge defectors, many of whom lead the country today, have emerged
By Dr Markus Karbaum

Beaten and burned

Living in fear and pain, victims of domestic violence are being ignored by society and the authorities
By Denise Hruby

All that’s left behind

The small nation may have won its battle for ascension to the World Trade Organisation, but the financial war is far from over
By Erika Mudie

Park life

Taking your car off the road and into your home
By Charlie Lancaster

Fresh and clean

The often simple techniques used by many of the Kingdom’s farmers could pave the way for an organic farming revolution
By Bridget Di Certo

Lone ranger

Cambodia is the land of plenty for Envotech CEO, Finn Viggo Gundersen
By Philip Heijmans

Development

Playing dirty

Everyday Laotians are finding that joining the Asian Century comes with hidden costs
By Kearrin Sims

Acid attacks

Healing Burns

Treating physical and mental scars at the Cambodian Acid Survivors Charity
By Daniel Otis

Sweet Prospects

The Kingdom’s up-and-coming palm sugar industry has the world at its feet
By Philip Heijmans

The drugs don’t work

Despite the best efforts of the authorities, producers of fake medicines are making a killing in Cambodia
By Sacha Passi

UXO

Black water

Brave volunteers are pushing their bodies to the limit as they prepare to search for unexploded ordnance in the Kingdom’s murky rivers
By Mary Kozlovski