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    Cambodia and Cronyism

    posted September 21, 2012 / No Comments

    Wall Street Journal | In September the body of Cambodian journalist Hang Serei Oudom was found stuffed into the trunk of his car with his head bashed in. At the time of his death, Oudom […]

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    Cambodian Construction Workers Find Khmer Rouge Victim Remains

    posted September 12, 2012 / No Comments

    The Washington Post | Workers building a house for a Buddhist monk in Cambodia have discovered the remains of 18 people believed to have been killed by the Khmer Rouge. Laborer Nhoung Snieng said Tuesday […]

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    Investigators Look Into Tiger Disco Fire

    posted August 20, 2012 / No Comments

    Forensic experts from Bangkok have been called in to assist Phuket officers in their investigation into what caused the fire at Tiger Discotheque on Patong’s Soi Bangla and killed four people. The blaze, which injured […]

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    Thai Forces Kill 38 Cambodians

    posted August 15, 2012 / No Comments

    Thai forces have shot and killed 38 Cambodians in the first half of this year for illegally crossing the border in Phnom Penh to log for timber, according to Cambodian authorities. A further 10 Cambodians were […]

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    Anaheim Protests Spur Violence

    posted August 1, 2012 / No Comments

    The Anaheim protests have being going on for almost ten days now. Recently, nine protestors were arrested while rallying against what they say is a corrupt police force. After police killed two Latino men a […]

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