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- General tortured by wife, sons
- Groups push government on rights
- Logging arrests lead to education, not jail time
- German charged with raping, torturing maid
- HRP official accused of faking SRP resignations
- Prison move may unravel
- First Boeung Kak titles bring hope
- Man sought in murder of wife, sister-in-law
- Judge case on PM’s radar
- Push to uncover fainting cause
| General tortured by wife, sons Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:03 PM PST  An RCAF general's nearly two month-long nightmare ended on Saturday with the arrest of... |
| Groups push government on rights Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:03 PM PST  Marking international Human Rights Day, 22 civil society organisations joined forces on Saturday... |
| Logging arrests lead to education, not jail time Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:03 PM PST Cambodian police detained 19 illegal loggers along the Thai border over the weekend... |
| German charged with raping, torturing maid Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:03 PM PST A German man was arrested on Saturday and charged with raping and torturing his maid in Kampot province's Andong Khmer commune.... |
| HRP official accused of faking SRP resignations Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:02 PM PST A lawyer for the opposition Sam Rainsy Party has filed a complaint with Pursat provincial court against an official from the opposition Human Rights Party... |
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| First Boeung Kak titles bring hope Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:02 PM PST  Phnom Penh municipal hall issued the first set of land titles for 259 families living around... |
| Man sought in murder of wife, sister-in-law Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:02 PM PST A woman and her sister were stabbed to death on Thursday in Kampong Cham province's Tbong Khmum district... |
| Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:02 PM PST Prime Minister Hun Sen has weighed in on last week's vicious beating of a judge in Mondulkiri province... |
| Push to uncover fainting cause Posted: 11 Dec 2011 09:01 PM PST  The International Labour Organisation's Better Factories program is seeking funding for a campaign... |
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