The Phnom Penh Post - 2017-01-13

• HRW rates Kingdom’s 2016 a ‘very bad year’
• Hefty fines, no jail time for miners
• Drug campaign nets 1,000
• Man faces defamation suit amid land-clearing claims
• After gov’t crackdown, months of uncert
• Tainty, surrogate has emotional reunion
• Chinese firms improving social protection­s: study
• Acid attacker at large
• Firmer prospects as rubber rebounds
• Plans for solar-powered industrial park illuminate­d
• JPMorgan ordered to pay damages to whistleblo­wer
• Solid year to carry forward: NBC
• Chinese 2016 auto sales surge at fastest in 3 years
• Facebook to start journalism project
• Six VW employees are charged in scandal
• Publishers meeting political storms in their turn to right
• Filipinas to receive free contracept­ion
• American troops arriving in Poland draw Russian ire
• Israel sexual assault victims speak out
• Coffee shop provides common ground for a peaceful Cyprus
• Trump lashes out over ‘phoney’ Russia dossier claims
• Ban returns to Korea after hinting at presidency run
• Fight erupts as Turkey votes to boost Erdogan’s powers
• Morocco bans the sale of burqas
• Japan’s PM Abe first foreign leader to visit Duterte
• Nigeria’s time bomb
• Dangerous space junk and Japan
• Comfort and nostalgia centre stage during rainy London Fashion Week
• A new lease on life for Jakarta’s formerly filthy rivers
• Draining African peatlands threatens climate, study says
• US places bees on list of endangered species
• A Grand Canyon hike after cancer
• Wolves halt Rockets’ win streak
• Floyd Jr ‘offered McGregor $15M to fight’
• ITF chief Haggerty promises Cambodia help
• Chargers said to be moving to Los Angeles
• Saints seize Cup edge over Reds
• Barcelona won’t break the bank to keep Messi
• Chelsea get green light over Bridge rebuild
• North American bid in pole for 2026 World Cup, Morocco in the running
• Texans battling history as Brady’s Patriots loom

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