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Guide by Geneva-based NGO Interpeace summarizes decades of best practices.
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The ultimate goal is to have libraries in all of Cambodia’s 26 prisons by 2014, serving more than 15,000 prisoners nationwide.
The country had nearly 450,000 Internet users at the end of 2011, according to the Internet World Stats website.
Joel Brinkley, a professor of journalism, spoke to VOA Khmer recently about his book and possible solutions to Cambodia’s “curse.”
The 27-minute film follows the work of a leading NGO working to rally support for an end to widespread land grabbing in Cambodia.
The 25-day program is designed to promote leadership and community engagement for future leaders of Asean.
The government has established an investigative committee, and two men have been detained for questioning in the April 26 shooting.
Fundraising officially began over the Cambodian New Year last month for Wat Khmer in Lowell, Massachusetts.
The city of Lowell, Mass., officially coronated Cambodia Town during the Cambodian New Year.
The program supports writers with editorial input and helps them break from self-censorship and traditional styles.
Prey Veng province registered the most traffic fatalities, at nine, followed by Battambang with five and Siem Reap with four.
The scholarship fund is worth a total $20,000 and will be split into 30 awards between $500 and $1,500.
Keo Sam is now an honored clinical psychologist working for the county of Los Angeles.
A country can either be managed like a corporation, or as a public entity, Roth Hok said, outlining the key differences in each.
Naranhkiri Tith said the leadership of Suu Kyi and Mandela could serve as a good example for Cambodians.
The ban bars research on topics like drug abuse, land disputes, labor disputes and the stock market, as well as the Cambodian Red Cross.
Mann Men composes and performs traditional Cambodian wedding music, a genre he calls older than Buddha.
The classes are attended mainly by foreign tourists and held in the group’s former torture center.
Cambodia has just wrapped up a four-day international math conference, as well as a math competition for local high school students.
Results from a recent survey of 377 university students found a majority did not know about the management and usage of those funds.
Professor John Greenman began offering such trips in 2010.
