The Post's photographers choose their best pictures from the past year

A woman grieves at Tuol Sleng on Sunday.

Golden West Humanitarian Foundation have been working in Cambodia developing more effective means of landmine and UXO (unexploded ordnance) clearance since 2005.

The founder of RDIC, Mickey Sampson died of a heart attack on March 19 this year. Jan Rosenboom, Cambodian team leader of the World Bank's water and sanitation program said of Sampson, "In terms of replacing Mickey you know with his innovation, ideas and fullon approach to life it's going to be impossible."

A fleet of fishing boats embark at sunrise to troll the Tonle Sap river for small riel fish, the principal ingredient of traditional Khmer fish paste, known as prahok.

Cambodian and Thai foreign ministers are meeting Monday to try to ease mounting tensions at Preah Vihear, where thousands of troops from both sides are locked in a standoff over disputed territory. The following are some images from the scene.

The official campaign season for the 2008 national elections opened June 26 with party supporters joyriding through the streets of Phnom Penh.  Photos by Heng Chivoan.

Bayon Television launched its Sunday afternoon boxing program June 15 with an afternoon of pop music, comedy skits, knees and elbows. In the main event ageing Cambodian fight legend Eh Phoutang dropped a decision to American Benjamin Cahe.

Cambodia's continuing participation in the United Nations peacekeeping mission to Sudan marks an important landmark in the Kingdom's emergence from decades of upheaval, say diplomats and international observers.