Family to retrace brother's sailing journey to Cambodia before his murder by Khmer RougeKerry Hamill was a great letter-writer, so his family knew something was wrong when his carefully penned correspondence stopped in 1978. The young New Zealander accidentally sailed into Cambodian waters and was then captured, tortured and killed by… Jun 11 22June 11, 2022Article at ABC News
Catastrophic floods hit Vietnam and Cambodia, killing at least 132 peopleSpace to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume.WatchDuration: 1 minute 5 seconds1m 5s Hundreds of thousands of homes are submerged and at least 132 people have been killed as some of the worst flooding… Oct 21 20October 21, 2020Article at ABC News
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge chief ideologist Nuon Chea, 'Brother Number Two', dies aged 93Cambodia's Khmer Rouge chief ideologist and 'Brother Number Two' Nuon Chea died on Sunday at the age of 93, a court spokesman has confirmed. Between 1.7 and 2.2 million people died during the 1975 to 1979 rule of the Khmer Rouge A UN-backed court… Aug 04 19August 04, 2019Article at ABC News
Malaysian Government's plans to abolish death penalty could save Sydney grandmother's lifeMalaysia has announced plans for a new bill that could abolish the death penalty within weeks and bring in a moratorium on executions effective immediately, a move that could save a Sydney grandmother currently facing execution for drug charges. The… Oct 11 18October 11, 2018Article at ABC News
Australian medical scientist Robyn Devenish has been saving lives in Cambodia for nearly two decadesWhen Seng Malai's second son began showing symptoms of a hereditary disorder, she thought she was cursed. Haemophilia had already claimed the lives of her first son at just 3 months old and her younger brother at 12. Sokmao's joints would swell to… Jun 01 18June 01, 2018Article at ABC News
Photographer captures attack in Syria, livesCNN — Journalist Tracey Shelton wrote about her recent week in Syria: “I’ve been shot at, bombed at, witnessed some horrific/tragic/insane/inspiring things, escaped through a minefield into Turkish military custody, arrested, detained, sat through a… Sep 18 12September 18, 2012Article at CNN
Combining Art and Photojournalism in CambodiaSovan Philong tells of the inspirations and techniques that have led him to become one of Cambodia's most successful photographers. May 01 12May 01, 2012Video at TraceyShelton
Standing ovation for talented kidsSYDNEY The thing I enjoyed most was seeing their adorable faces peeking out from behind the curtains, full of glee.... THERE was hardly a dry eye in the room at the Sydney Opera House last week after children from the Sunshine Children’s Village in… Oct 12 09October 12, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Pensions shortfall delays retirement of 2,000 soldiersSystem straining despite premier's urging: ministry. A FUNDING shortage has kept more than 2,000 Cambodian soldiers in uniform beyond the retirement age of 60, a Defence Ministry spokesman said Sunday. The delayed retirements are the latest symptom… Sep 07 09September 07, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Tending their border gardenAn RCAF battalion stationed along the front lines near Preah Vihear temple has taken to growing food to supplement what soldiers say are meagre rations. Preah Vihear Province OVER the past year, soldiers in one Royal Cambodian Armed Forces battalion… Jul 29 09July 29, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Celebrating World HeritagePreah Vihear WITH dancing and drumming, pigeons and postage stamps, soldiers and civilians gathered at Preah Vihear temple and in Phnom Penh on Tuesday to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the temple's inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage… Jul 08 09July 08, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Preah Vihear set for celebrationPreah Vihear temple Ahead of today's Kingdom-wide celebration marking the one-year anniversary of Preah Vihear temple's inscription as a World Heritage site, soldiers and civilians on Monday pitched in to clean up the 11th-century Hindu complex that… Jul 07 09July 07, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
The last line of defence for wildlifeThe Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team have been battling the illegal wildlife trade for eight years - and with huge success. Experts say they are a model for other conservation initiatives. Photo by: TRACEY SHELTON A member of the WRRT holds up the carcass… Jun 11 09June 11, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Baby Chhouk gets a leg up on lifeA volunteer initiative between a wildlife NGO and a maker of mainly human prosthetics offers Phnom Tamao's baby elephant Chhouk a new foot - and a new chance at life. Photo by: TRACEY SHELTON Nick Marx of Wildlife Alliance (far left, holding elephant… Jun 08 09June 08, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Haemophiliacs seek recognitionDoctors and sufferers of the blood disorder haemophilia used World Haemophilia Day to call for greater recognition of the condition, which often goes undiagnosed in Cambodia Photo by: TRACEY SHELTON Children with haemophilia during the commemoration… Jun 02 09June 02, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Day of bitter remembrancePhoto by: Tracey Shelton Students from the Royal University of Fine Arts on participate Wednesday in a dramatic re-creation of the brutalities suffered under the Khmer Rouge regime in commemoration of the national Day of Anger. About 1,000 people… May 21 09May 21, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Former child soldier's demining efforts finally gain recognitionTRACEY SHELTON, Anlong Veng — As the sun rises between the trees, Akira, president of the Cambodian Self Help Demining (CSHD) team, begins his morning by setting a stick of TNT next to a land mine. The mine lies within a 4-hectare minefield his team… May 20 09May 20, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Few aware of blood disorderTo mark World Thalassaemia Day, a blood drive is to be launched to aid patients dependent on transfusions Yun Kimti, 4, waits for treatment for Thalassaemia at the National Paediatric Hospital in Phnom Penh last week. AT the National Paediatric… May 08 09May 08, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post
Sun bears seized in RatanakkiriTwo young animals rescued from wildlife trader earlier this week are now being cared for at Phnom Tamao wildlife centre Photo by: TRACEY SHELTON A member of the WRRT walks the two rescued bear cubs to their new enclosure at Phnom Tamao Thursday. TWO… May 01 09May 01, 2009Article at Phnom Penh Post