Cambodia

The ECCC highlights some hazards of miscommunication and mistranslation in multilingual war crimes proceedings

Through Buddhist ceremonies, relations between perpetrators and victims from different places have been reconnected and restructured.

As political space contracts, the role for informal networks or coalitions expands.

All Cambodians suffer from natural resources exploitation, but indigenous peoples' social, cultural and economic ties are deeply ingrained in forests

Promoting of foundational human rights values in Cambodia’s politically sensitive climate.

...these are fundamentally contrary to the principles of international human rights law and fail to meet the principle of “legal certainty” of international law.

By intentionally devising concealment strategies that maintain the core messages...research participants demonstrate their commitment to continue producing critical information while avoiding punishment.

CSO’s activities have been suppressed by local members of the CPP and police & projects addressing communities collective concerns co-opted and controlled.

States may be more adept at initiating market formation than managing the market’s unruly and uncertain outcomes, which are particularly devastating for vulnerable and minority populations.

The LSS2 dam blocked 2 of the Mekong River Basin's largest rivers, with serious social, economic and cultural impacts.

Stakeholders commemorate the same history, but they have different interpretations.

Significant differences arise around how “human dignity” is defined and protected, and what it requires of states, non-state institutions and citizens.

Both civil society and the government have roles in educating people about the law, its implementations, and their legal rights.

The restoration of peace under the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) earned trust from foreign investors.

Cambodia has gone from requiring peacekeepers to contributing more than 7,000 troops specialising in de-mining and engineering.

This podcast examines the role Radio UNTAC in informing millions of Cambodians en route to casting their ballot in the much-anticipated 1993 election

Dive deep into archives of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia and its UNTAC Radio.

Many sent music wishes to Radio UNTAC to connect with family members and friends.

All types of lived experiences, which have remained, fresh in our mind, salty, sour, and bitter...

People shared words of advice, encouragement, and appeals to take the peace process seriously.

Others express their hopes for the future or emphasise the importance of a different political system.

People from various provinces in the country sent letters with poems and essays to Radio UNTAC.

The legacy of the 1991 Paris Peace Agreements is a commitment to create and uphold the conditions necessary for the Cambodian people to engage in open, meaningful, and critical debate.