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Some Children Labor, Far From Home
Labor monitors say children should be encouraged to attend school and contribute to the future of the country rather than expected to support families with menial work far from home. (21 November 2008)
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Farmers Want Campaign Promises Kept
An association of Cambodian farmers appealed to officials to keep promises made during the election season to improve the nation's agriculture. (19 November 2008)
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Premier Lost Ally, Not Power, in Chief's Crash
The death of police chief Hok Lundy, who was appointed during a time of instability and violence, was not expected to weaken the prime minister's political position. (17 November 2008)
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Wake Held; Police Chief's Crash Investigated
Hundreds of officials on Monday paid tribute to national police chief Hok Lundy, a powerful ruling party figure who died in a helicopter crash Sunday night. (10 November 2008)
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Big Election Turnout? Not for Cambodians
If Cambodia were to claim the same percentage of voters as Tuesday's US election, there would be cause for worry, not celebration, experts say. (06 November 2008)
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McCain’s Public Dejected as Obama Wins
As the presidential election of Barack Obama was announced Wednesday, some Cambodians said they felt the White House had missed out on a man who would fight for them. (05 November 2008)
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Real Estate Prices Continue to Fall
Once-booming land prices have fallen by as much as a fifth since June, following a prolonged border standoff with Thailand and the sudden global economic crisis. (03 November 2008)
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Small Loans Fresh Casualty of Credit Crisis
As credit markets tighten around the globe, foreign lenders who have supported Cambodia's microfinancing are tightening purse strings and raising rates, financial experts say. (29 October 2008)
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