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I rely on Global Voices to help me make sense of the world and connect me to other communities and other perspectives. In Consent of the Networked, internet policy specialist Rebecca MacKinnon argues that the purpose of technology is to serve humanity,...
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The newspaper said the trio were appointed in 2006, just before Shin Ha concluded a joint-venture agreement with Oxiana, headed by Owen Hegarty. The company was later named OZ Minerals after merging with Zinifex. OZ Minerals and the Cambodian...
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"Foreign domestic workers are in increasing demand because of urbanisation and pressures on middle-class families to earn two incomes, but supply is also increasing as new markets open up like Vietnam and Cambodia." Scaremongering It's not clear how...
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1993, the firm has provided advice and business insight to many of the world’s leading companies as well as the Royal Government of Cambodia. Senior Partner Bretton G. Sciaroni has nearly 20 years of experience advising clients in Cambodia and is a...
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Vi skulle bruge 30 dollars hver, og jeg tror, at vi havde 62 dollars i alt. Vi kom derefter til en by, hvor vi skiftede til en anden bus, som så kørte os til Siem Riep. Der skulle vi være ankommet 10.00PM, men vi var der først lidt over midnat. Det...
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The Phnom Penh Post newspaper said that the factory is Taiwanese-owned and makes footwear for Germany's Puma brand. Commerce Ministry statistics show that most of its production is shipped to Europe, especially Germany and Italy. The clothing industry...
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Minerals' only producing asset is the Prominent Hill gold and copper mine in South Australia. Source: HWT Image Library CASHED-UP OZ Minerals has been under market pressure to make acquisitions but instead has announced it will sell its Cambodian gold...
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We see giant trees growing out of the tops of the walls and massive roots wind down and around the structures. We wonder if the temple is holding up the jungle or is the jungle supporting the temple! This is such a contrast to the more recent history...
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They cast little-known TV and video game actors to play opposite the SEALs as the civilians and villains and shot additional sequences in locations including Cambodia and Ukraine to add to the global scope of the terrorism plot. The Navy did not...
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In fact, the Sri Lankan apparel industry has crossed its US$ 4 billion export target, which was to be achieved by 2015, by end of 2011 itself, according to Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) figures. The high quality service levels offered by the...
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PENH, Cambodia (AP) — At least three striking garment workers have been wounded by gunshots while protesting outside their factory in southeastern Cambodia. Police chief Keo Kong said three women were hurt, one seriously, by an unknown gunman who fired...
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Managing director Peter said: “We were absolutely delighted to be asked to take part. “I had lived in Australia and worked in South East Asia for a while and was familiar with the whole street dining and market place experience in places such as...
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“Myanmar will be one of the great investment stories of 2013, it’s changing very rapidly now. This is a country, for 50 years that missed out on the whole Asian miracle,” said Douglas Clayton, Founder & CEO of Leopard Capital, which is in talks to...
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