Phnom Penh Post Thursday, 01 September 2011 15:01, May Titthara and Vincent MacIsaac Photo by: Heng Chivoan Loun Sovath blesses Prey Lang villagers last month. Listen his interviewing with the Khmer Post Radio Ten university students and five monks at Phnom Penh’s Ounalom pagoda, the former residence of campaigning monk Venerable Loun Sovath, had been
“All the student always look documents and all the teachers always take some money from the student because the teachers said that if you don’t pay money for me I will catch your document all so you can not look it and today I am very happy because I passed examination and the first I
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TOP STORY Cambodia’s bill to limit NGOs If Cambodia passes a law to regulate NGO activity, what influence will it have on the work of land rights activists? Cambodia’s Council of Ministers recently released a third draft of the Law on Associations and Non-Governmental Organisations (LANGO) that would more tightly control the eligibility of civil
By Phnom Penh Post Tuesday, 23 August 2011 15:01, John Anthony Photo by: John Anthony Venerable Loun Sovath (right) welcomes parliamentarian Seang Nam at a pagoda in Siem Reap province’s Chi Kraeng district to celebrate the release of 12 men from prison, some of whom were detained for more than two years, in connection with