Akan Datang: We must know if durians survive in space!
Our weekly round-up of the stories to watch this week: An espionage trial continues in Cambodia, more blasphemy charges are laid in Indonesia, and Mal…
Tag: Cambodia
The Dangers of Activism in Cambodia
Tep Vanny has spent two years behind bars, away from her family and community. The challenges that she faces highlight how difficult it is to fight fo…
Southeast Asia Dispatches — Episode 1
This week: educating child labourers in Myanmar with Victoria Milko, a new train line in Cambodia with Mark Tilly, and reporting on grief with Aisyah …
Akan Datang: No prizes for guessing who won Cambodia’s election
Looking ahead at stories to watch: a tragedy in Laos, floods in Myanmar, and rain, rain, rain in Indonesia. Stay safe, everyone!
Invisible Ink
As Cambodians nationwide prepare to head to the polls for the country’s sixth general election this month, one woman says she won’t be in the crow…
Trade and Leverage: The Cambodian Dilemma
Cambodians will soon vote in an election that Prime Minister Hun Sen's already set to win, but the real game-changer for the country is being decided …
Akan Datang: 1.5 million people’s data stolen in Singapore
The stories to watch in Southeast Asia this week: a cyber-attack on personal data and health information in Singapore, while Suharto's son announces h…
The End of Cambodia’s Free Press
Once the home of independent radio stations and newspapers, press freedom in Cambodia has been steadily crushed. It’s leaving Cambodians uninformed …
Cambodia’s Mining Industry
A spate of deaths in Kratie province has drawn attention to Cambodia’s problematic mining industry after reports that cyanide, used to flush gold mi…
Akan Datang: Duterte’s new plan, a World Cup bid and #FreeWilly
A look ahead at the stories to watch in Southeast Asia this week. Is the region going to be able to host a World Cup soon? Meanwhile, Duterte has a fr…
