Cambodia human rights

When Cambodians vote in commune elections this weekend, the world should not be fooled by the appearance of political pluralism.

For months, Cambodia’s PM has attempted to quash protests against the NagaWorld casino in Phnom Penh. But his tactics are failing due to workers' opposition and international pressure.

The convictions come ahead of important commune council elections scheduled for June.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a reminder that the pursuit of democracy and peace are intimately connected.

The resumption follows a nearly two-year break in proceedings, allegedly due to COVID-19.

The deteriorating rights situation in Cambodia will be a major distraction from ASEAN’s agenda.

Cambodia faces a difficult year, but the prime minister says he “will do what it takes” to quell dissent.

ASEAN is testing the limits of its non-interference policy even as Cambodia takes up the ASEAN chair position.

The 1991 Paris Peace Accords had two primary goals: ending civil war and setting up democracy. One of those goals was achieved; the other has never looked less likely.

Fresh sanctions could entrench the Cambodian government’s determination to free itself from outside 'interference.'

Charges against a political analyst were dropped on the urging of a Zoom-bombing prime minister.