Archive for March, 2009
the editor is sick – slipped disc – in pain
no uploads for the time being
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )One Million Cambodians Have Diabetes and Hypertension – Monday,30.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 606
“Phnom Penh: As living becomes more modern and nourishing food increases, Cambodian people are facing two types of diseases that up to one million people have: diabetes and hypertension.
“The director of the Disease Information Center which is treating, counseling, and observing 1,300 people having diabetes in Phnom Penh and [...]
Different Challenges to Act? Different Conceptions of Communication? – Sunday, 29.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
Looking back at the end of a week to the past information carried, it is often difficult to understand easily what happened – or what not happened.
On Friday, we mirrored a report that in January 2009, there were 40 children under the age of six living with their parents [...]
Violence over Land Dispute in Siem Reap: Human Rights Organization ‘Criticizes’ while the Ministry of Interior Asks Citizens to Stop Arguing with Each Other – Saturday, 28.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
“Phnom Penh: The Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights – LICADHO – calls urgently on the Cambodian government to hold those police and military police in Siem Reap’s Chi Kraeng district responsible for violence on Sunday 22 March 2009.
“During a dispute about a rice field [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Children in Prisons Are Suffering from Malnutrition – Friday, 27.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
“Phnom Penh: The condition of children and of women in prisons is being considered by the government and by human rights organizations in relation to their health, even though they are in prison.
“Children under the age of six are brought with their prisoner parents to live with them in [...]
The Education Sector Has No Quality because the Teacher’s Salaries Are Small and Insufficient to Cover Their Daily Livelihood Expenses – Thursday, 26.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
(Newly edited, corrected version – apologies: we had first uploaded an uncorrected version)
“The Cambodian Independent Teachers’ Association conducted a survey in mid 2008 in nine of the 24 provinces around the country with 430 teachers, among whom 23.91% are female, 46.37% of them are primary school teachers where 30.37% are [...]
The Government Signs a Stock Exchange Establishment Deal with South Korea – Wednesday, 25.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
“The Cambodian government and a South Korean [private] company signed a joint venture agreement to open a stock exchange market in Cambodia, but government officials did not disclose a date for the launching.
“A secretary of state of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, Mr. Hang Chuon Narong, said during [...]
Opposition Party and Civil Society Organization Criticize the Senate for Not Fulfilling Its Obligation according to the Constitution – Tuesday, 24.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
“Responding to the recent 10th anniversary celebration of the creation of the Khmer Senate, opposition party and civil society organizations called on this supreme law institution to conduct reforms, and they criticized this institution for not fulfilling its obligation according to the Constitution, but it acts like a sewage pipe [...]
BBC Asks Hun Sen Government about the Provision of Land to Companies using the Development Concession Image – Monday, 23.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 605
Apologies for the delays in publishing – we are almost up to date – last Sunday’s editorial is still delayed – it will come later in the day.
Norbert Klein
“Facing questions by the British Broadcasting Cooperation – BBC – about land concessions in Cambodia, rights abuses against people over land issues, [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )The Cambodian Independent Teachers’ Association Reacts against Hun Sen’s Announcement that There Is No Money to Increase the Salaries of Teachers- Saturday, 21.3.2009
The Mirror, Vol. 13, No. 604
Apologies for the delays in publishing – due to my international travel. I try to catch up as soon as possible.
But I am now starting my return trip to Cambodia. According to schedule, I should be working again from Phonom Penh on Monday – first catching [...]
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