70th Anniversary of the Genocide Convention
Seventy Years of the Genocide Convention Seventy years ago this week, on 9 December 1948, the United Nations adopted…
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A Cambodian Monk on Identity in New York City
Julia Feigen, a former intern at MRG, looks at culture and assimilation in her hometown. The concept of emigrating to…
Cambodia: A haunting past and an uncertain future
Gabor Toth is a Hungarian television journalist. He recently travelled with MRG to Cambodia under the Minority Realities Programme. Here he…
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Struggle for control of resources in South East Asia feeds ethnic conflict, displacement and threatens livelihoods of minorities and indigenous peoples, new global report
An unprecedented demand for natural resources across South East Asia is feeding ethnic conflict and displacement, and is a severe…
Unraveling the policies of the Khmer Rouge: targeted or mass killings?
Jared Ferrie, MRG’s Regional Information Officer in Phnom Penh, examines the implications for minorities of the first verdict of the…
Confronting the end of a minority community in Cambodia
Carl Söderbergh, MRG’s Director of Policy and Communications is shocked by the gradual infilling of an iconic lake in Phnom…
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Minorities in Cambodia (June 1995)
A4, 36pp, ISBN 1 897693 60 5 Twenty years on from the start of Pol Pot’s regime Cambodia has a…
