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The cost of corruption in the Kingdom
Gerald Flynn

While the removal of Tuesday’s Human Rights Day from Cambodia’s list of public holidays sparked outrage among civil rights activists,  international observers and many Cambodians, Monday by contrast passed quietly without any special mention.

Trade sanctions as a political weapon

The European Union, in both subtle and not so subtle ways, has started imposing sanctions on Cambodia. These, and US lawmakers’ further pressure with trade restrictions on Cambodia is predictable.