Leakhena Sreng

Documentary Film about Cambodian Circus Performers Set for World Premiere

U.S. Congressmen Hear Testimony on Cambodia, Discuss Options for Further Sanctions

For Cambodian Techies, US Tour Ends With Vision of Startup at Home

A State Department-sponsored program brought together entrepreneurs who knew each other only by reputation in Phnom Penh.

A Long Wait for Justice in Cambodia

An exhibition at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, explores the history of efforts to hold perpetrators of genocide accountable through court proceedings.

US Exhibit on Khmer Rouge Atrocities Aims to Prevent Another Genocide

At Washington’s Holocaust Museum, ‘Cambodia: 1975-1979’ delivers the message that genocide did not end with the Hitler’s mass murder of European Jews and other groups.

Cataloger of Khmer Rouge Crimes Wins Prestigious Human Rights Award

Youk Chhang founded DC-Cam and has led the organization since 1995, creating a national genocide education program.

New Book Looks at Science of Human Augmentation

Each chapter traces the story of someone who has gone through a tragedy, which as a result has affected them physically and mentally.

Laos’ Pak Beng Dam Proposal Under Scrutiny

After the regional stakeholder meeting this month there will be a field visit to Pak Beng in April.

From Battambang to Canada: Circus Performers Make It Big

With talent and determination, it was a dream come true for Dina Sok and Sopha Nem. After being discovered in Battambang province, they received scholarships to study at the world’s most prestigious circus school, the National Circus School of Montreal in Canada. After years of demanding training and study, they each got performing arts jobs in Canada following graduation.

As Laos Plans More Dams, Experts Urge Greater Protections

Controversies surrounding two of the mega dams, the Xayaburi and Don Sahong, have not been resolved, yet Laos is preparing to launch its next big dam, the Pak Beng on the Mekong.

Semifinalists Chosen in Global Entrepreneur Competition

Global Innovation Through Science and Technology has so far engaged some 2.8 million entrepreneurs worldwide, and the program has helped shape 4,500 startups, with $800 million in revenue.