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Cambodian-born US athlete Jordan Pisey Windle dives into Kingdom

Jordan Pisey Windle, 17, is a top diver in the US. Born in rural Cambodia and raised in the US, he is on his first trip to the Kingdom, discovering his roots and displaying his skills
By Logan Connor

Spirulina

Cambodian “superfood” taps health and wellness market

Behind the scenes at a Cambodian farm producing spirulina health supplements
By Ellie Dyer

Prudential Cambodia's guide to keeping fit… at your desk

Just because you’re office-based now doesn’t mean you can't stay fit and alert. Try these five top tips to stay in shape at work. Brought to you by Prudential Cambodia
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Minorities

Failure to enforce jobs quota law shortchanges Cambodia's disabled

“Access to decent and full employment will enable persons with disabilities to remain out of poverty and to become contributing members of the family and in the society,” said Pradeep Bagival, UN joint programme coordinator of the Disability Rights Initiative Cambodia (DRIC). In August 2010, the Cambodian government issued a…
By David Hutt

Cambodian forest activist wins top environmental prize

Working undercover, Ouch Leng has exposed how private companies and Cambodia’s government have colluded in the illegal logging and export of valuable timber
By Daniel Besant

Smart

Smart Axiata Cambodia CEO on how to see off competitors

Smart Axiata Cambodia has seen off robust competition in the country’s telecoms sector to emerge as one of the industry’s key players. CEO Thomas Hundt discusses the shifting market and how his firm has stayed ahead of the curve
By David Hutt

Union

As trade union law reaches Cambodia’s parliament, protest met with violence

Security forces cracked down on today’s peaceful protest, leaving union workers bruised and bleeding
By Paul Millar

Zaha Hadid, architect behind Cambodia's genocide institute, dies

The award-winning architect’s passing at 65 throws a planned Phnom Penh redesign into doubt
By Paul Millar

Cambodia faces severe and prolonged drought

Experts say that this year’s drought will be worse than in 2015, with soaring temperatures and a delayed monsoon season likely
By Daniel Besant

Khmer Rouge

Revealing Cambodia’s secret Khmer Rouge resistance

The prevailing image of Cambodians under the Khmer Rouge is one of dignified suffering and passivity. But many resisted the regime in ways often overlooked by historians
By David Hutt

Politics

Has Cambodia’s opposition CNRP lost its way?

With its leader in exile and the ruling party muscling in on its turf, the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party must regain momentum
By David Hutt

Jotun brings colour to Cambodia

From iconic buildings to Southeast Asian homes, Jotun paints consistently deliver outstanding exterior protection and exquisite shades for interiors
By Jotun Cambodia