AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNature & Conservation: “Amazing Nature of Cambodia,” held in Phnom Penh over the weekend, brought conservation groups, officials and young people together to showcase the country’s forests, rivers, wetlands and coasts. Child Protection: An ABC investigation into Sunrise Cambodia has raised questions about safeguarding in the country’s orphanages. A former worker says the charity’s ex-chairman, Australian barrister Mark Dennis, later asked her to help find “virgins”; he was charged with possessing child abuse material and died before entering a plea. Heritage at the Border: Cambodia and Thailand are trading claims over military activity at three temples, while Cambodia demands the return of artefacts it says were removed from Khana. Schools & Sustainability: The government is supplying bins to schools and promoting plastic reduction, while a long-running school meals programme continues to support children and local producers. Arts & Culture: The Tini Tinou Circus Festival is set to bring 100 artists to Siem Reap and Battambang in November. A new Khmer-French book is also bringing Cambodia’s people, culture and heritage to wider audiences.
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