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Greg Stanton has Spent a Career Fighting Genocide. The Psychological Toll is Heavy

Greg Stanton has spent a career researching and fighting genocide. He speaks candidly about the psychological toll of this line of work and managing the PTSD which he confronts to this day. Stanton is a descendent of Elizabeth Cady Stanton...

A Cambodian Journalist Was Killed Trying to Cover Illegal De-forestation

The deadly cost of reporting about environmental degradation.

Don’t Expect a “Cambodian Spring”

A Cambodian rights activist speaks out.

How Anti-Vietnamese Racism is Fueling Politics in Cambodia

A volatile mix of elections and racism.

A Cambodian Prisoner of Conscience is Set Free

A prisoner of conscience in Cambodia is set free. But that does not mean the country is becoming any more welcoming of dissent.

Cambodia War Crimes Tribunal Comes to Grinding Halt Because of Lack of Funds

Cambodia's beleaguered war crimes tribunal is facing another obstacle: translators have gone on strike, protesting months of work without pay, and the one ongoing trial has been adjourned "indefinitely."

What Barack Obama Should Talk About in Cambodia

4 talking points for President Obama as he visits Cambodia in the coming week.

Damed Nations: A Hydroelectric Project in Laos May Fuel Strife in South East Asia

Construction of the Xayaburi dam may cause massive change to 60 million people who live near the ecologically rich Mekong - and it's the poorest Southeast Asians who will be likely be hit the hardest.

Why Are So Many Cambodian Protesters Getting Shot These Days?

Since November 2011, gun violence against peaceful protesters has been on the rise in this troubled Southeast Asian nation. Impunity for the shootings means it is unlikely to stop anytime soon.

Greg Stanton has Spent a Career Fighting Genocide. The Psychological Toll is Heavy

A Cambodian Journalist Was Killed Trying to Cover Illegal De-forestation

Don’t Expect a “Cambodian Spring”

How Anti-Vietnamese Racism is Fueling Politics in Cambodia

A Cambodian Prisoner of Conscience is Set Free

Cambodia War Crimes Tribunal Comes to Grinding Halt Because of Lack of Funds

What Barack Obama Should Talk About in Cambodia

Damed Nations: A Hydroelectric Project in Laos May Fuel Strife in South East Asia

Why Are So Many Cambodian Protesters Getting Shot These Days?

UNAIDS and the Millennium Villages

Embedded With Afghan Civil Society – Part 5 – Bathing in Yakawlang

Embedded With Afghan Civil Society – Part 6 – The Legacy of War Crimes

The Obama Agenda at the United Nations