Leng Len

FILE - Members of the National Election Committee count ballots during a Senate election in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Feb. 25, 2018. The committee was one of several organizations apparently caught up in a recent cyberattack engineered by the Chinese government, investigators allege.

11 កក្កដា 2018

China Accused of Hacking Cambodian Government Institutions

US cybermonitor says National Election Committee, Senate and ministries were breached.

10 តុលា 2016

Khmer Rouge Tribunal to Resume After Floods Forced Suspension

Court observers and victims have expressed their concern over the delay, however, a court spokesman said that the proceedings would resume this week.

Yang Saing Koma, program director of the Grassroots Democratic Party, speaks on the one year anniversary of the party in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, August 02, 2016. ( Leng Len/VOA Khmer)

04 សីហា 2016

Party Founded By Slain Gov’t Critic Pledges to Contest Elections

The Grassroots Democratic Party claims to have 2,000 members, many of whom are drawn from local non-governmental groups.

Over 60 youths participate in a workshop on anti-corruption issues on Thursday, June 30, 2016 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. ( Leng Len/VOA Khmer)

04 កក្កដា 2016

Group Trains Young to Battle Corruption

Cambodia consistently places towards the bottom of global anti-corruption rankings, coming 150th out of 168 counties in TI’s 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index.

Over 123 monks gather at the headquarter of the opposition CNRP party on Tuesday June 7, 2016 to hold a religious ceremony seeking help from Cambodia's sacred objects to protect lawmaker's immunity after deputy president Kem Sokha has been summoned for the forth time by the court over his alleged sex scandal. (Leng Len/VOA Khmer)

07 មិថុនា 2016

Opposition Invokes Buddhist Blessings to Protect Lawmakers

The opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party held a Buddhist ceremony at its to pray for the protection of its lawmakers.

The head of Male Divinity statue is on display during a ceremony after the artifacts were returned back from Norwegian collector Morten Bosterud, at Cambodian National Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015. Cambodia welcomed home two stone statue from golden Angkor era that was looted from a temple during the country's civil war and spent the past three decades in abroad. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)

13 មេសា 2016

Returned Artifacts Stir New Interest in Cambodian Antiquity

Artifacts looted from Cambodia’s ancient temples during decades of conflict have started to flow back into the country.

Srey Chamroeun (middle), a leader of a self-claim university students group, stands on the back of a pickup vehicle during a parade across Phnom Penh streets on Tuesday to submit a petition at CNRP's acting president, Kem Sokha's house. The petition demands Kem Sokha to explain the allegation of his sexual scandal. (Leng Len/VOA Khmer)

29 មីនា 2016

Youth Group Continues Protesting Campaign Against Sokha's Scandal

Some seventy of youth group, who claimed to be independent university students, took series of protests in Phnom Penh's streets against opposition leader, Kem Sokha over phone recordings scandal on Tuesday. Early March, purposed audio records of Kem Sokha’s and a young woman were posted on Facebook.

Local residents light candles during a ceremony to celebrate Pchum Ben, or Ancestors' Day at Krang Thnung Buddhist pagoda on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, Sept. 28, 2015. The traditional 15-day festival, which commemorates the spirits of the dead, began on Monday. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)

29 កញ្ញា 2015

Annual Ceremonies Honor Ancestors and Wandering Spirits

The 15-day religious ceremony entail monks waking very early to chant, and more people arriving to make offerings, in one of the country’s most important annual rituals.