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Residents in Cambodia hope to rebuild lives after border clashes with Thailand
Cambodia and Thailand are adhering to an uneasy ceasefire, after five days of clashes killed at least 43 people on both sides. The Cambodian authorities are clearing as many landmines and unexploded bombs as possible to make sure that it is completely safe before allowing displaced Cambodians to return home.
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Cambodia accused Thailand on Thursday of detaining 20 of its soldiers and killing another in post-ceasefire incidents, as a fragile peace held for a third day along their disputed border.
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How Cambodia’s new environmental code undermines Indigenous peoples’ rights (commentary)By Rithy Bun Cambodia’s Indigenous peoples have a deep relationship to forests, land and natural resources, which they traditionally manage in their cultural practices and everyday lives. There are 22 ...
A ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia held and military commanders from both sides met to discuss measures to maintain ...
Some evacuees have started to return, concerned about their homes and the need to earn a living. Read more at ...
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