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Fit for a king

A new development hopes to fuse a swinging London vibe with a local flavour in Siem Reap
By Sacha Passi

Women's Work

A man’s world

Despite it being illegal to pay the second sex less than men, women remain a cheap and exploitable resource on Cambodia’s construction sites
By Frédéric Janssens

Time after time

The storied Raffles Hotel continues to dazzle in a nation preoccupied with progress
By Massimo Morello

Crime and punishment

A tainted legal system is failing Cambodia's young offenders
By Sacha Passi

Healthcare in Laos

Stopping the silent killer

The battle to stymie cervical cancer in Laos starts with a simple vaccine
By Sacha Passi

White elephants

In the abode of kings

From our print archive: For centuries, Southeast Asian monarchs have coveted white elephants as symbols of divine rule. Under the Burmese junta, they live their lives in chains
By Daniel Otis

Drilling for profits

Wearing the country’s medical tourism crown, Cambodia’s dental practices are blazing a trail that the Kingdom’s hospitals would be wise to follow
By Denise Hruby

Place your bets

The Philippines is taking the plunge into Asia’s gambling sector and betting on huge projected growth in the industry
By Girlie Linao

Going strait

Discover the cultural melting pot that is Malacca
By Massimo Morello

Khmer Rouge

The good student

Almost 40 years ago, Dr Song Tan was a medical intern at Calmette Hospital who treated Khmer Rouge soldiers after the Maoists rose to power. Today, he has travelled from his new home in the US to the Kingdom’s provinces on a new medical mission
By Mary Kozlovski

Vietnam

Trading toadstools

Victims of unexploded ordnance find new hope in fungi farming
By Marianne Brown

Elderly

Twilight fears

Cambodia’s first retirement home is an indicator of a looming crisis facing Southeast Asia
By Irwin Loy