Cambodia recovery
Last reviewed: 17-02-2009
STILL COPING WITH THE LEGACY OF THE 'KILLING FIELDS'
Cambodia Daily has a website that is out-of-date but there is a collection of interesting stories. Phnom Penh Post is a former fortnightly newspaper that has recently become a daily. It has an up-to-date website with the latest news and events in Cambodia. Mekong.net provides a rich resource of articles, photos and facts and figures on Cambodia. For specialist coverage, Transparency International has a number of reports on graft in Cambodia, including this document . UN Electronic Mine Information Network's Cambodian reports details the problems posed by landmines and UXO. Youandaids has the UN Development Program's HIV/AIDS reports on Cambodia. The World Bank's summary of Cambodian development page has statistics and background on Cambodia's economy and industries.
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