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Ministry of Public Security's delegation visits Cambodia - Vimarsana News

Ministry of Public Security's delegation visits Cambodia

Minister of Public Security General Tô Lâm led a delegation of the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security to pay an official visit to Cambodia from January 22-24

Cambodia's Hun Sen denies that cabinet reshuffle is meant to consolidate power — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Cambodia's Hun Sen denies that cabinet reshuffle is meant to consolidate power — Radio Free Asia

Political rivals claim new National Assembly president appointment was selected for her loyalty to Hun family.

Source: rfa.org
King urges subjects to save forests and wildlife - Vimarsana News

King urges subjects to save forests and wildlife

King Norodom Sihamoni, in a heartfelt appeal, urged his subjects to safeguard all kinds of forests and wildlife. Recognising the forests as invaluable natural treasures, he urged the country to protect these resources for both present and future generations, highlighting their essential role in mitigating the effects of natural disasters.

Interior ministry renew 930K expired ID cards ahead of July election - Vimarsana News

Interior ministry renew 930K expired ID cards ahead of July election

The Ministry of Interior has renewed nearly 930,000 expired Cambodian identity cards after more than six months of campaigning by the end of May.

Farmer activist Savoeun freed on bail - Vimarsana News

Farmer activist Savoeun freed on bail

The Ratanakkiri Provincial Court has granted bail to Theng Savoeun, director of the Coalition of Cambodian Farmers Community (CCFC), and his two colleagues who have been charged on various counts including “causing unrest” and “undermining public order”.