Cambodia's former king to return

Cambodia's former king, Norodom Sihanouk, is due to return to the country on Friday ( 26-May-2006) after an absence of almost a year.

He has been receiving medical treatment in China, and has also spent time in North Korea.

Primister Supports, Opposition no use 3G

Cambodia says 3G phones spread pornography

Heeding a request from his wife, Prime Minister Hun Sen on Friday banned the latest generation of mobile phone services in Cambodia to curb the dissemination of pornography.

Bun Rany, along with the wives of several other senior government officials, recently urged Hun Sen to prohibit the use of third-generation, or 3G, phones in the impoverished country because they can be used to spread obscene images.

Royal Ploughing Ceremony

On 16-May-2006, Cambodia's traditional ploughing ceremony took place in a park near the Royal Palace, in the front of Phnom Penh's National Museum (Viel PreahMen) in the presence of King Noromdom Sihamoni

King Norodom Sihamoni's Birthday

On 13-14-15, May, 2006, King's Birthday of Cambodia

Internet Party

On 15-May-2006, Internet Party at BS Center in Phnom Penh Conducted by Khmer.Biz

Gay Fashion Show


Promoting Website and Mail Board


Young People are discussing about Information Technology

Slideshow and Exhibition opening

Easyriders

Photography series by Isabelle Lesser at Java Café & Gallery, May 11-18 june 2006
Slideshow and Exhibition opening, Thursday, May 11, 6-9 pm

Thailand Exhibition 2006

Thailand Exhibition 2006, Mondial Center

Phnom Penh, Cambodia 04-07 May 2006 Khmer Concert Conduted by TV3,

Cambodia World Expo 2006

Cambodia World Expo 2006, 03-06/5/2006, Cambodiana Hotel, Phnom Penh. Theme"Telecommunication/ICT Investment in Cambodia: Challenges and Opportunities."

Expo ICT, Cambodiana Hotel

International Labor Day, 1st May 2006

Demonstrator, the front of national assembly in phnom penh. Demonstrator in Phnom Penh

The 120th International Labor Day, 1st May 2006

The Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC) which is a coalition of 21 NGO members and the union federations representing garment factory, tourism, construction, informal economic sectors and independent civil servants are concerned about the violations of worker's rights and lack of attention by the government institutions.

Chenla Center in Phnom Penh