Khmer Rouge Memory: S-21 survivor Bou Meng has died at 85, leaving fewer living witnesses to the Tuol Sleng genocide era and underscoring the urgency of preserving testimony for justice. Women in Local Power: Senate President Hun Sen urged the CPP to place women in electable ranks so every commune and Sangkat can elect at least one woman, with a long-term goal of women holding half of commune clerk posts by 2050. Social Media Ethics: Hun Sen called for stronger monitoring and legal action against abusive and immoral content online, saying Cambodia should enforce rules that protect dignity and social morality. Garment Industry Upgrade: Cambodia’s garment sector is pushing for AI, robotics and other high-tech tools to boost productivity and compete as brands demand faster, higher-quality and more sustainable production. HIV Milestone: UNAIDS highlights Cambodia’s 95-95-95 progress—linking leadership and community partnership to sustained treatment and prevention gains. New Faith Landmark: Phnom Penh’s first Latter-day Saints temple opened to the public, blending Khmer-inspired design with a message of cultural respect. Wildlife Under Threat: Poaching is suspected in Kampong Speu’s Metta Nature Forest, where residents and a monk say they lack rangers to protect gibbons and other species. Youth & Politics: A young Cambodian scholar says he wants to enter politics, studying populism and how political narratives form in Southeast Asia.