Chut Wutty, who was shot dead on 25 April, was a prominent Cambodian anti-logging activist who helped expose a secretive state sell-off of national parks. Wutty, director of the Phnom Penh-based environmental watchdogNatural Resource Protection Group, died after a military policeman opened fire near a hydroelectric dam being built by the Chinese in Koh Kong.

Trading on Cambodia's stock exchange started today after a state-run company completed its initial public offering.

Ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has told thousands of his supporters that he believes reconciliation is taking place in Thailand and that he could even return to the country in a matter of months.

Cambodia's contestants in the Davis Cup are inspired by a player who lived through the Killing Fields

A teenager who skipped school to play online games was chained by the neck to a power pole by his irate father.

The man who pays his way

It is often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Not so, perhaps, when it comes to ancient Hindu temples.

Cambodians protest as construction begins on copy that will be world's tallest Hindu temple

Can anyone ever fully recover from the trauma of war, especially if it rips apart your childhood? Although Canadian novelist Madeleine Thien is far too subtle a writer use this obvious framework, Dogs at the Perimeter explores the aftermath of war with a quiet power.

Visitor numbers to the ancient Khmer ruins of Angkor are rocketing, so a successful visit is all about timing. Sarah Barrell sets her alarm clock

Comrade Duch, the head of a notorious Khmer Rouge prison, was ordered to spend the rest of his life in jail after a tribunal ruled yesterday that he had overseen a "factory of death".

Experts use 3D imaging to undo ravages of time and thieves at the haunting Banteay Chhmar site

Simon Read looks at an alternative Christmas gift that could help a small business abroad

'Brother No 2' takes the stand at UN tribunal – and blames Vietnam for massacre of millions