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One Book project plans 3 day Kampong Speu event - Vimarsana News

One Book project plans 3 day Kampong Speu event

Kampong Speu Provincial Library will initiate a three-day campaign to promote reading called “One book, One Community” to encourage reading and the public’s use of library services, after which the campaign will continue on to other towns and provinces.

One Book project plans 3 day K Speu event - Vimarsana News

One Book project plans 3 day K Speu event

Kampong Speu Provincial Library will initiate a three-day campaign to promote reading called “One book, One Community” to encourage reading and the public’s use of library services, after which the campaign will continue on to other towns and provinces.

'Why do we have no rights?': Phnom Penh lake community make a last stand against developers | Global development - Vimarsana News

'Why do we have no rights?': Phnom Penh lake community make a last stand against developers | Global development

Cambodian capital has lost more than half its lakes to a housing boom – but a group of women are risking jail to fight against land grabs and evictions

Locals praise development of canal area in Meanchey - Vimarsana News

Locals praise development of canal area in Meanchey

The word “development” is oft-used in Cambodia, but its meaning and connotations can vary widely depending on the context or the person hearing it.

Half of capital's public land dwellers accept relocation - Vimarsana News

Half of capital's public land dwellers accept relocation

The Phnom Penh Municipal Administration has spent the last three years solving the problems of half of the impoverished communities which dwell on public land in the capital. Authorities have nonetheless warned that action will be taken against those who attempted to incite the remaining communities into taking state land.