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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Cambodia needs anti-corruption culture
By Chak Sopheap Published on UPI Asia, May 27th 2009 Niigata, Japan — Corruption exists in all countries, but has the most destructive effect in developing economies. In a poor country like Cambodia, rated as a highly corrupt state, it … Continue reading
Posted in Development & Education, Social Politics
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Reform Needed to Reduce Cambodian Poverty
By Chak Sopheap, Guest Commentary on UPI Asia Niigata, Japan–Cambodia is among the world’s poorest countries. While parts of the economy are making considerable progress, more than 30 percent of the population still live in extreme poverty. Though the government … Continue reading
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