Cambodia on brink of oil and mining corruption disaster; donor governments fail to act

5th February 2009

A corrupt elite has captured the country’s emerging oil and mineral sectors while Cambodia’s international donors turn a blind eye, a new report from anti-graft NGO Global Witness claims today.

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