Cambodia human rights

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.

The case highlights the extreme nationalist sensitivities that continue to surround the issue of Vietnamese influence in Cambodia.

The 2016 killing of Dr. Kem Ley marked the beginning of a severe tightening of the political space.

The three activists are the latest victims of the government's war against the advocacy group Mother Nature Cambodia.

The rights group Amnesty International calls the Cambodian government's investigation “negligent.”

Despite its concerns about China's increasing influence, the U.S. needs to engage with Cambodia more, not less.

The U.S. should propose a post-pandemic development program based on human rights, democratic principles, and the rule of law.

In recent years, the environmental group Mother Nature has become a major irritant for Prime Minister Hun Sen's government.

The WHO issues “dire warning” ahead of Khmer New Year.