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Recent Posts:

• About the End of The Mirror – Sunday, 3.4.2011:
• An Earthquake in Japan and Its Echo in Germany – Wednesday, 30.3.2011
• The Media Serving the Public Interest – Sunday, 27.3.2011
• The Future of the Khmer Language on the Internet – Wednesday, 23.3.2011
• 21 March – International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination – Monday, 21.3.2011
• When Are Laws to Be Observed? Which Level of Rationality Can Be Expected from Regulations? – Sunday, 20.3.2011
• Anybody Permitted to Impose Internet Controls? – Friday, 18.3.2011
• The Economics of the Lake Being Filled In – Sunday, 13.3.2011
• 12 March: World Day Against Cyber-Censorship – Saturday, 12.3.2011
• International Women’s Day – Developments in Former Years in Cambodia – Wednesday, 9.3.2011
• Technical Policy Ministry Staff Challenges Higher Authorities – Sunday, 6.3.2011
• Different Voices Aiming at the Same Goal? – Sunday, 27.2.2011
• Sorry, delayed
• Defusing Tensions by Going to the Agreements Achieved – Wednesday, 16.2.2011
• Why Is Communication about Preah Vihear so Difficult? – Sunday, 13.2.2011
• “Someone Explain Why” – Fighting Again at the Border – Wednesday, 8.2.2011
• “Freedom of Expression” in Egypt? – Tuesday, 8.2.2011
• Social Media Upsetting Traditional Lines of Communication and Culture – Sunday, 6.2.2011
• “Governments Must Pay More Attention to People’s Voices” – Saturday, 5.2.2011
• Free and Open Source Software Avoids Dependencies – Sunday, 30.1.2011
• Free Open Source Software at “FOSS Asia” – Saturday, 29.1.2011
• Who Knows What? Who Is in Charge? – Thursday, 27.1.2011
• In Prison – but out of Prison, in Indonesia – Wednesday, 26.1.2011
• Memorandum on Cambodian-Thai Border Issues – Monday, 24.1.2011
• Why Should We Care about Interfering with the Freedom of Information? – Sunday, 23.1.2011
• Washington Seminar: Women’s Edition 2010 – Saturday, 22.1.2011
• Airlines in Cambodia – Friday, 21.1.2011
• “Land Clearing Ongoing as Authorities Say Stop” – Sunday, 16.1.2011
• Freedom House: Cambodia “not free” – Saturday, 15.1.2011
• Complaints About Women’s Rights Violations Can Be Submitted Directly to the UN – Thursday, 13.1.2011
• Boeng Kak Lake Area Residents Call off Futile “Freedom Park” Demonstration – Tuesday, 11.1.2011
• All Equal Under the Law? – Sunday, 9.1.2011
• My Take on Being a Female Journalist – Saturday, 8.1.2011
• 7 January 1997 – the Regular Annual Controversial Discussion – Friday, 7.1.2011
• The Rule of Law – or the Law Under Other Rules – Thursday, 6.1.2011
• Details – Sunday, 2.1.2011
• At the End of 2010 – Friday, 31.12.2010
• Christmas – Related to Social Action? – Wednesday, 29.12.2010
• Christmas Forgotten – Sunday, 26.12.2010
• Traditional Commercialization and Christmas – Saturday, 25.12.2010
• Responsibility and Accountability – in Cambodia and in Khmer – Wednesday, 22.12.2010
• Different Peoples Can Live Together, We Have to Learn to Do It Better – Sunday, 19.12.2010
• Immigration from Cambodia to South Korea – Saturday, 18.12.2010
• Apologies for a Technical Delay in Our Regular Sequence of Publications – Saturday, 18.12.2010
• How to Cross Borders – to Become Better Neighbors – Friday, 17.12.2010
• “Guided by the… Good Faith in the Fulfillment of the Obligations Assumed by States” – Thursday, 16.12.2010
• Coming to America Has Always Been a Dream of Some Cambodian Kids – Tuesday, 14.12.2010
• “Human Rights is just a ‘by-product’ of Western Imperialism” – Sunday, 12.12.2010
• Human Rights Day – Friday, 10.12.2010
• The International Anti-Corruption Day – Thursday, 9.12.2010
• What Kind of Education, in the Absence of Consultation and Participation? – Tuesday, 7.12.2010
• When Facing Life and Death – Sunday, 5.12.2010
• Justice, and the Perception of Justice – Friday, 3.12.2010
• Responding to a Stampede Disaster in Germany since July 2010 – Tuesday, 30.11.2010
• Death and Life – after the Diamond Island Tragedy – Sunday, 28.11.2010
• Preventing Greater Calamities Next Year – Saturday, 27.11.2010
• The Freedom of Expression, Granted and Regulated – Sunday, 21.11.2010
• Freedom Park Inagurated, but Not Found Useful – Wednesday, 17.11.2010
• The Press Reported Over Many Years About Aung San Suu Kyi – Sunday, 14.11.2010
• The Lake is Going to Be Lost Forever – Saturday, 13.11.2010
• The Rich Content of Indices, When Read for What They Say – Thursday, 11.11.2010
• This Is Not About Guns – It Is About Implementation and Enforcement – Sunday, 7.11.2010
• Gender Makes a Difference – Thursday, 4.11.2010
• Garbage – Wednesday, 3.11.2010
• The Subscription Function for The Mirror – Some Technicalities – Tuesday, 2.11.2010
• Challenges for Cambodian Diplomacy – Sunday, 31.10.2010
• After the Visit of the UN Secretary General – Friday, 29.10.2010
• The UN Secretary-General in Cambodia – Wednesday, 27.10.2010
• Reflections on Cambodia in the United Nations, Returning to Cambodia after Six Weeks – Sunday, 24.10.2010
• Living Together with Different Backgrounds – Sunday, 17.10.2010
• Awareness of Our Own Histories – Saturday, 16.10.2010
• “Miss Landmine” in San Francisco – Thursday, 14.10.2010
• Cambodia and Europe Connections – Wednesday, 13.10.2010
• Children – Youth – and Two Groups of Adults – Sunday, 10.10.2010
• Population Pyramids – Thursday, 7.10.2010
• The Influence of the Internet on Cambodia – Sunday, 3.10.2010
• Mirrors Reflect What They See – Everybody is Invited to Look at Them – Thursday, 30.9.2010
• “BRIEFING PAPER: Cambodia Gagged: Democracy at Risk?” – Sunday, 26.9.2010
• Cambodian News in German Media – Saturday, 25.9.2010
• Vietnam in Germany – Wednesday, 22.9.2010
• Cambodia in Its International Context – Sunday, 19.9.2010
• Dealing with the Past – Friday, 17.9.2010
• Promoting Cambodian Tourism – Wednesday, 15.9.2010
• What a Mirror Does: to Reflect and to Highlight – Sunday, 12.9.2010
• Two Voices of the World Bank. Which One Says What? – Thursday, 9.9.2010
• The Internet Society – Extending into Cambodia – Tuesday, 7.9.2010
• The Arbitration Council and the National Arbitration Center – Tuesday, 7.9.2010
• The Law, Rules, and Common Sense – Sunday, 5.9.2010
• Does Cambodia Benefit from Being a Member of the United Nations? – Friday, 3.9.2010
• Plans for an Island, Far Away, and for a Tower, High Above – Thursday, 2.9.2010
• The Mirrored Mirror – Wednesday, 1.9.2010
• Human Rights Defenders Encounter More Danger – Tuesday, 31.8.2010
• Cambodia and Thailand Will Speed Up Creating a Special Economic Zone after Diplomatic Relations Have Been Restored – Monday, 30.8.2010
• To Trust the Law Means to Trust the Law is Implemented – Sunday, 29.8.2010
• Parliamentarians: Within Seventeen Years, Only Six Ministers Appeared to Make Clarifications in the Parliament – Saturday, 21.8.2010
• A Rich Man Hit Two Persons to Death, but the Court Freed Him – Friday, 20.8.2010
• More Than 30% of the Size of Ratanakiri Is Contracted to Foreign Companies for Mineral Exploration, Affecting the Environment and the Living Conditions of the Poor Citizens – Thursday, 19.8.2010
• Local Unemployment Pushes More Khmer Workers to Migrate – Wednesday, 18.8.2010
• A Civil Society Group for Social Accountability and for Transparency Asked the Anti-Corruption Unit to Take Action on Tax Officials – Tuesday, 17.8.2010
• Seventy Five Percent of the Victims of Traffic Accidents Were Motorbike Drivers – Monday, 16.8.2010