Political judiciary versus an independent judiciary in Cambodia
(published on analysis and op-ed of the Phnom Penh Post, 21 November 2014) Monks, activists and supporters take part in a protest at Phnom Penh’s Prey Sar prison…
(published on analysis and op-ed of the Phnom Penh Post, 21 November 2014) Monks, activists and supporters take part in a protest at Phnom Penh’s Prey Sar prison…
An affront to human rights (published on analysis and op-ed of the Phnom Penh Post, 1st October 2014) Protesters gather in front of the Australian Embassy in Phnom…
The theme of this year International Peace Day is “the Right of Peoples to Peace”, which is to mark the 30th Anniversary of the General Assembly Declaration on the Right…
People would need a space for an escape from their routine life and environment sometimes. So did I when I managed to have a weekend escape with my…
Despite unprecedented numbers taking to the streets to demand a better future, union rights continue to take a battering in Cambodia By Chak Sopheap, published on September issue of…
One thing that many of us may aware about Sweden is the Nobel Prize—known as the legacy of Sweden’s Alfred Nobel (1833–1896). However, after my second trip, I…
May 2014 Human Rights Spotlight: When justice is a prisoner (published on analysis and op-ed of the Phnom Penh Post, 06 June 2014) Independent Democracy of Informal Economy…
Since the election on 28 July 2013—when we witnessed a changing trend among Cambodians in political sphere which political debate and question on political parties for a concrete…
With recent political climate that Cambodian has faced, it inspires me to get our netizens’ view surround this environment and dialogue together. However, before we go into detail,…
I began my presentation with a warm heart to connect myself with a group of students who were expressing “Really?” when I told them that “I am excited…