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The days of average lager are over with the opening of Kingdom Breweries, a state-of-the-art European facility located on the banks of the Tonle Sap. Nora Lindstrom samples their premium brew.

A personal journey to uncover the horrors of the Khmer Rouge becomes a powerful, landmark documentary in Enemies of the People. Nora Lindstrom talks to filmmakers Thet Sambath and Rob Lemkin.

No one tells the truth about sex. American Pie would have us believe men multiply the actual number of their sexual partners by three, while women divide theirs by the same number. Be that as it may, the sex scene in the Penh is usually described as a man’s world, with women complaining of a droug...

From no knowledge to basic knowledge – reproductive health awareness is slowly working its way into Cambodia. Words by Dorine Schreiner.

How do you attack the pervasive problem of exploitation in Cambodia?  It is a question Steve Morrish, Executive Director of SISHA, must ask himself every day.  The answer: help one victim at a time. Words by Craig Gerard.

Good news travels fast as a honeybee. Vinh Dao reports on the positive changes happening in Mondulkiri.

With due respect to the likes of Dengue Fever and Ronan Keating never before has a musician of the stature of Leonard Cohen announced that he will perform in Phnom Penh. Mark Bibby Jackson talks to the men who have made the groundbreaking concert take place.

In an already scorching Phnom Penh, LA band Dengue Fever raised the temperature even further last month. AsiaLIFE’s Nora Lindstrom caught up with the band’s bassist Senon Williams during a brief poolside respite.

While the Cambodian national soccer team will not travel to South Africa in 2010, Spirit of Soccer is making a World Cup trip possible for rural Cambodian teens. Craig Gerard learns there is more to soccer than what happens on the field.