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Cambodia: Opportunity of Women in Economy
Cambodia: Opportunity of Women in Economy (Khmer Version) Written by Sopheap Chak in attribution to Open Institute’s Women Program The article is part of Open Institute’s Women Bulletin issue #4, August-September 2010
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"Development" does not justify land grabs
By Sopheap Chak, Published on UPI Asia Online Niigata, Japan — The problem of forced evictions and land grabs is growing worse in Cambodia, leading to violence due to deep dissatisfaction over existing resettlement schemes. Some 133,000 residents of Phnom … Continue reading
Who is the world's richest?
On 8th August 2007, Fortune magazine reported that Carlos Slim had overtaken Bill Gates as the world’s richest man. Carlos Slim’s estimated fortune soared to US$59 billion, based on the value of his public holdings at the end of July. … Continue reading
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