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Volume 3 - December 2014
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Khmer Rouge Sentence a Milestone, but Cambodia’s Justice System Remains Fragile September 4, 2014
The Cambodian Tragedy Memorial Project June 18, 2014
The Resignation of Somaly Mam May 29, 2014
Cambodia’s New Law Hands Control of Courts to the State May 27, 2014
Cambodia’s Historical Art Objects Should Be Returned May 26, 2014

Current Articles

The Boeung Kak Development Project: For Whom and For What? Poor Land Development Practices as a Challenge for Building Sustainable Peace in Cambodia

Cambodia Between the End of History and the End Times of Human Rights

“This Is Now the Most Important Trial In the World”: A New Reading of Code #6, the Rule Against Immoral Offenses Under the Khmer Rouge Regime

Affirming Cambodia’s Sovereignty Over “Stones” That “Express” “Our Essence”: ICJ’S Interpretation of Its Judgment in the Temple of Preah Vihear Case

On the Path to Sustainable Development: An Assessment of Cambodia’s Draft Environmental Impact Assessment Law

How Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Programs Could Have Facilitated the Establishment of Long-term Conflict Prevention in Post-Conflict Cambodia

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“Because the Doctrine of Non-Self says, there is only void.
If we don’t learn the Shore and Island, we will pass away in misery.
Anyone who commits sin inevitably
Falls deep down into hell.

– Tum Teav, A Cambodian Literary Classic

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