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Nearly 30 vehicles donated to capital police are displayed at a meeting on internal security on Wednesday in Phnom Penh.

Defence Minister Tea Banh speaks at an event yesterday in Phnom Penh.

A victim of alcohol-related domestic violence recounts her experience at a house in Kandal province last year.

Senior Minister Chhay Thorn Chhay Thorn speaks at the Interior Ministry yesterday.

Suspects in the Phnom Penh grenade attack are guarded by authorities during a press conference at the Ministry of Interior in September last year

People gather yesterday morning to demand Prime Minister Hun Sen’s intervention to resolve a land dispute in Kandal province.

One of the victims, Thavery* (centre), stands with her family members outside Kampong Chhnang Provincial Court yesterday after the trial.

Three primary school teachers wait outside Kampong Chhnang provincial court's trial room after they were summoned to clarify details for the case yesterday.

Thon Vy, a relative of Chamroeun Seyha, sits at her house in Kandal province last year after Chamroeun died from injuries allegedly sustained during a beating at the hands of police officers.

A badly damaged car that hit and killed three people and seriously injured six more along Monivong Boulevard yesterday in Phnom Penh.

A line of VN4 personnel carriers on display at the military games on Phnom Penh’s Koh Pich last week.

A victim of alcohol-related domestic violence recounts her experience at a house in Kandal province earlier this year.

Thon Vy, a relative of Chamroeun Seyha, sits at her house in Kandal province yesterday after Chamroeun died from injuries sustained during a beating last week.

Suspects in a Phnom Penh grenade attack are guarded by authorities at the Ministry of Interior last week during a press conference.

Trucks are stopped for inspection at a security checkpoint on National Road 3 in Phnom Penh yesterday.

Representatives of the Victory Intellectualist Standard Association deliver a petition to the National Assembly in Phnom Penh yesterday.

Sreng Khoeun (right), the wife of arrested SRP politician Seang Chet, rests at a guest house in Phnom Penh yesterday.

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Sopheap* sits in the shade of her house yesterday morning in Kandal Province as she recounted her experience with domestic violence.

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