Rappler's latest stories on Phnom Penh
Mourners pay final respects to Khmer Rouge 'Brother Number Two'
Nuon Chea's death comes less than a year after he was sentenced to life in prison by a UN-backed tribunal for genocide against ethnic minority groups, for which he remained unrepentant up until the end of his life
Convicted Khmer Rouge prison chief hospitalized
Kaing Guek Eav, better known as Duch, is serving out a life sentence for his role in managing a Phnom Penh detention center where thousands were incarcerated, tortured and sent to their deaths in nearby 'Killing Fields'
Fears as Cambodia's 'last independent' newspaper sold to Malaysian investor
The sale swiftly raised concerns about a contracting space for independent media in a country that lost its other main English newspaper in 2017
IN PHOTOS: Honeylet and Kitty in Phnom Penh
President Rodrigo Duterte s family members go on a hospital visit and a tour of several attractions in the Cambodian capital
Khmer Rouge cadres held killing competitions, court hears
Brother Number Two Nuon Chea 89 and ex head of state Khieu Samphan 84 are on trial at a UN backed court in Cambodia for the killing of ethnic Vietnamese and Muslim minorities and for the regime s use of forced marriage and rape
Cambodian police arrest tycoon who assaulted TV star
UPDATED Businessman Sok Bun is now being detained in Prey Sar prison He is awaiting trial
Mass fainting at Cambodian garment factories renews concerns
Disputes over wages safety and conditions in Cambodia s lucrative garment industry are frequent and sometimes turn violent
Cambodia marks 40 years since evacuation of Phnom Penh
By the time Pol Pot s rule was ousted an estimated two million Cambodians are killed by execution starvation or overwork as the Khmer Rouge drove the country back to Year Zero in a madcap agrarian peasant revolution
Danger in the floating villages of Cambodia
In Cambodia s floating villages there s water everywhere but hardly a drop to drink
Remember the pain of the Killing Fields
Cambodia s Killing Fields are a reminder of man s capability to destroy his own kind
At least 3 dead as Cambodian police open fire on protesters
Cambodian PM Hun Sen is faced with the challenge of protesting garment workers and opposition supporters asking he step down
Japan PM vows boosted Cambodia ties
Japan and Cambodia also discussed the possibility of finalizing an agreement to launch direct flights between the two countries
Khmer Rouge trial hears closing statements
The trial which began hearing evidence in late 2011 is widely seen as a landmark in the nation s quest for justice over atrocities during Pol Pot s communist regime in the 1970s
58 days as a foreign intern
I left Cambodia almost two months ago to take the Rappler internship in the Philippines and chase my passion for journalism
Filipino duo's music and magic in Phnom Penh
Stringz and Soul is an impressive Filipino duo in the Cambodian capital s night life
Top 5 tourist destinations in Cambodia
Spend a wonderful holiday in Cambodia It s worth your time
Cambodia outlaws denial of Khmer Rouge atrocities
Cambodia bans the denial of atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge regime with a new law
Philippines leads ASEAN focus on human rights
The Philippines is taking the lead in strengthening the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration amid concerns that it does not conform with universal human rights
