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The main draw of the happening little town of Siem Reap in Cambodia is watching a spectacular sunrise at the temple city of Angkor Wat.
A reality TV contestant has died of a heart attack on a tropical Cambodian Island. Gerald Babin, 25, was taking part in the French version of 'Surv...
While many of the world's governments want to prevent genocide, they almost never act to achieve this aim. This despite most being signatories to the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide which is explicitly designed to compel them to do just that.
Last summer some friends and I took a trip around a few parts of South-East Asia. Of the entire trip we'd planned, getting out of Thailand was the part I was really the most nervous about. Pick up any guidebook to SE Asia and you're faced with page after page of warnings about the scams and the nightmarish coaches and tuk-tuk's between the Thai-Cambodian borders.
The world is full of spectacular destinations that have been captured through the lense by those lucky enough to travel to these incredible places, from the Taj Mahal and Eiffel Tower to the ruins of Machu Picchu and the Colosseum.
A new boutique hotel brand, which aims to offer travellers the best of authentic Asian accommodation, launched this month. Called Secret Retreats, ...
One of the founders of the file-sharing website the Pirate Bay has been arrested in Cambodia. Local police said they had arrested Gottfrid Svarthol...
More importantly, we must ask what is actually being done, away from social media advocacy and international political commentary, to benefit victims of mass atrocities themselves?
Unlike, say, antidisestablishmentarianism, 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' isn't an actual word, what with it being made up by Mary Poppins songw...
As the world focuses on Afghanistan today; President Obama's historic visit and discussions about the future of the country, the scene that we witnessed unfolding inside the little neonatal unit at the provincial hospital this morning runs in freeze frame through my head.
Last weekend was Earth Day. With this in mind we've searched high and low for hotels and accommodation that combine an eco-conscience with impeccable style that most definitely get's the Black Tomato stamp of approval.
Holocaust Memorial Day will today commemorate victims of Nazi persecution and subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. Service...
On 4 August last year, President Obama announced a bold step to allow the United States government to respond quickly to instances of potential mass atrocities and genocide. As we approach Holocaust Memorial Day, I wanted to take a closer look at how the US approach could be replicated here.
The Khmer Rouge were not “bad people”, according to regime’s former second in command. Speaking at the historic war crimes trial in Phnom Pe...
A leader during Cambodia’s brutal Khmer Rouge has called accusation of war crimes “fairy tales”. Khieu Samphan, the 80-year-old former head o...
Panicked residents of Bangkok are scrambling to leave Thailand's capital city after flood warnings predict the situation worsening over the weekend. ...
Every year droves of British teenagers go off in search of relaxation and adventure before settling down to university life. With the whole world to...
