FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Construction has begun on a massive $3.8 billion dam in Laos that will profoundly effect Southeast Asia’s mighty Mekong river. The Xayaburi hydroelectric dam on the Mekong is being supported by Thailand, who have pledged to purchase a good 95% of the electricity the dam could potentially generate. Faine Greenwood write in UN Dispatch.
Scaling Justice: Case 001 Alights The KR Agenda It has been a long time coming, but soon sentence will be passed on Kang Guek Eav (better known as Duch) the former head of S-21 detention […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — The start-up of an expanded hydropower dam on the Nam Ngouang River in central Laos is set to impact the lives of thousands, an international environmental group said. “The Theun-Hinboun Expansion […]
The Punji Trap was officially launched on January 24, 2018, at Meta House in Phnom Penh with more than 100 people attending. Journalist and videographer Craig Skehan hosted the event and former Saigon Reuters bureau […]
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