1) Daisy and Leo and incredibly diligent journalists, as editors they've dedicated time to training domestic workers as writers, and they've put their lives into keeping alive a newspaper that truly serves the community it covers
Shaun Turton
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Journalist for @NikkeiAsia covering Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific. Previously writing from Cambodia, Hong Kong, Romania and the UK.
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"The internet's getting worse" - Cambodia's telecom crackdown threatens to raise prices, degrade speeds and undermine the success of its private sector-built networks. Latest for @NikkeiAsia asia.nikkei.com/Business/Busin…
asia.nikkei.com Cambodia creates new snarls as it tries to untangle its internet mess Fears grow that cheap and fast access could suffer under regulatory crackdown Cambodia delays national internet gateway, blaming covid. Hun Sen signed the plan into law last year. Gov has yet to appoint an operator or release additional legislation laying out how the system would work in practice. Latest for @NikkeiAsia
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asia.nikkei.com Cambodia postpones 'national internet gateway' plan due to COVID System is intended to route all web traffic through one state-controlled point Analysts see in Cambodia short-term opportunities but long-term challenges, as well as acute exposure to supply chain disruptions and external forces. Latest for @NikkeiAsia asia.nikkei.com/Business/Busin…
asia.nikkei.com Rising exports mask skills gap in Cambodia's garment industry Experts say long-term prospects rest on training management talent Long targeted at people in mainland China, online romance scams are "making their way across the world" says a group of victims who are fighting back. Third of three stories for @NikkeiAsia about this multi-million illicit industry based often in SE Asia asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Soci…
asia.nikkei.com Victims in Asia, Europe and U.S. fight back against online romance scams Volunteer group says criminal networks originally from China target people abroad