It was very difficult and risk to collect information on the ground and journalists believe it is worth to include it but your editor believes it is not worth to include--this casts lone-wolf to questioned himself why he needs to keep collecting information since the editor doesn't need it 😅🤣

Japan has provided an emergency support loan of approximately $200 million to Cambodia to enhance economic resilience and stable energy supply.

Former Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha and his wife have returned to Cambodia following a trip to the US, during which they kept a low profile.

Last week, Phnom Penh police arrested a female Chinese surrogacy manager and four Vietnamese nationals over an illegal surrogacy ring.

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#ABA What happens to US victims of online scams after their funds are transferred to an individual's ABA account? How will they get their money back?

“I witnessed firsthand the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge, who took my family away and brutally killed them.” — Ms. Phai Ne On Tuesday, 27 October 2026, two Civil Parties shared their experiences and painful memories of living under the Democratic Kampuchea regime with approximately 200 students from Preah Norodom Ranariddh High School in Teuk Chhou District, Kampot Province, during an intergenerational dialogue held at the ECCC Resource Centre. The two Civil Parties, Mr. Rum Koeun and Ms. Phai Ne, are from Thma Teuk Dach Village, Kouk Kong Kaeut Commune, Kanhchriech District, Prey Veng Province. They recounted their personal experiences and the tragedies they and their families endured under the Khmer Rouge regime, as well as the lasting consequences of atrocities that have left profound pain in their lives. Speaking to the students, who listened attentively, Ms. Phai Ne recalled the painful events she had witnessed: “I witnessed firsthand the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge, who took my family away and brutally killed them.” Her account illustrated the tragedies experienced by Cambodians under the Democratic Kampuchea regime and the pain that remains deeply etched in survivors’ memories. By sharing their personal experiences, the Civil Parties helped raise awareness of the importance of preserving historical memory, understanding the past, maintaining peace, promoting justice, and respecting human rights. Their accounts offer valuable lessons for younger generations and contribute to efforts to prevent such tragedies from happening again.

Prey Veng Provincial Deputy Police Chief Chem Rotana has been suspended from his post for disciplinary violation. He is the son of Chem Sok, a prominent cattle merchant in the province.

Without @jackoozel in-depth investigation, there would be no sanctions and public scrutiny.

Could the Minister of Information tell the police that it is not illegal for journalists to take pictures while authority does their operation?

The most resilient woman in Cambodia...even she is in prison, she still helps others desperate inmates.

ABA has become commonly and conveniently exchange tool for money transactions...

Bokor mountain....

Former Cambodia Daily office

Former Cambodia Daily office

A fearless journalist sacrifices everything to get the story to reveal the fact behind the massive scam compounds

Could Ms. @UNCambodia request that the government grant the lone wolf his full freedom and rights?

In the past, in the Telegram Chinese Telegram group channel, it was reported that a British citizen had been rescued from the Dara Sakor. Cambodian authorities stated that parts of Long Bay and Dara Sakor had already been targeted in crackdowns. Senior Minister Chhay Sinarith (Head of the Secretariat of the Commission for Combating Online Scams) confirmed that the site was placed under strict control and that buildings linked to online scams were raided and sealed earlier in 2026. The Interior Ministry said it will look into a woman identified as a member of the national police bodyguard unit after she appeared in an Al Jazeera documentary in which alleged scam boss Deng Pibing described himself as her boss. The woman, identified by Al Jazeera as Cheat Mony, appears several times in the documentary alongside Deng. Touch Sokhak, a deputy Interior Ministry spokesperson, told CamboJA News the ministry is inquiring into people shown in the documentary allegedly working for Deng, and said Mony’s connection to Deng was unclear. “The National Bodyguard Unit and specialised unit will look at the facts, accumulating evidence to find the truth,” Sokhak said. He said the inquiry would determine whether her past connection to Deng was legal and whether she knew about his alleged involvement in scam operations.

Could the lone wolf be qualified for the job, given the ongoing court case?