Iron deficiencies can be treated with ferrous sulfate, 324 milligrams once or twice per day.
Some callers to Monday night’s 'Hello VOA' program pointed to weak law enforcement and corrupt police.
Cambodian women face a wide range of obstacles in their educational development.
While Cambodia officially marked International Women’s Day on Tuesday, a coalition of women were forced to sit it out.
Cambodian women say the country’s development is jeopardized by its lack of inclusion of women.
Heng Saroeun had fallen ill with stomach problems, but the company would not release her without first being repaid.
Cambodian petanque throwers win, and win often. But the professional options for women in the sport are limited.
Across Cambodia about 4,000 women work as beer promoters in hundreds of beer halls.
A low number of women representatives also make it hard for the National Assembly to address issues.
Facebook saved her businesses.
Lawmakers and health officials from the UN are meeting Friday over the country’s progress on maternal mortality and gender equality.
In 2009, Licadho received 155 reports from women who felt they’d been treated unfairly in their divorces.
More than 100 anti-trafficking authorities, diplomats and rights groups from across the region met to discuss issues around trafficking.
Cambodia is now drafting a law restricting the sale of acid and outlining punishment for perpetrators of the attacks.
“Finding Face,” a new documentary detailing the life of an acid attack victim, showed in the US on Sunday.
A new documentary exploring the impact of acid attacks premiered Wednesday at a film festival and human rights forum in Geneva.
Acid attacks in Cambodia are usually punitive measures on perceived
mistresses and can be horribly disfiguring.
The ban follows the conviction earlier this month of a Cambodian woman for brokering 25 marriages in exchange for cash.
Cambodian food is not well known and there are few Cambodian restaurants in foreign countries.
Cambodian women need to be engaged in politics and prepare themselves to seek justice and freedom for other women.
The play has been produced in many countries, and Mu Sochua said it demonstrates that women’s issues go beyond politics.
Women have less education, less capital resources and difficulty with money management.
In recent years, Siem Reap province, the home of the Angkor temples, has seen its tourism numbers grow beyond 2 million.
US officials estimate a total of 1 million children are trafficked every year into the global sex trade.
Seng Theary, founder of the Center for Justice and Reconciliation, spoke on “Hello VOA” from a studio in Washington.
The number of reported rapes in Cambodia is on the rise, Amnesty International reported Monday.
Cambodian women and youth still face deteriorating social morality, violence and a lack of access to education.
