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Forest law amendment to be done before 2023

By Nantiya September 27, 2018

Earlier this week, Mr Kheng said that illegal logging in Mondulkiri province is rampant and that an amendment was needed to delegate more power to local authorities.

Laos’ Pak Lay Dam Impact Assessment ‘Plagiarized’

By Nantiya September 27, 2018

The MRC in a statement confirmed that parts of the assessment “appear to be similar to those of the Pak Beng project.”

Poachers are killing Myanmar’s elephants in increasing numbers

By Nantiya September 27, 2018

With 16 camps across Myanmar and more planned, debate has grown around whether sanctuaries can solve the poaching problem

Thailand: Southeast Asia’s Last Hope for Wildlife?

By Nantiya September 24, 2018

Thailand remains the region’s best hope for wildlife. Conservation efforts should focus on Thailand, and donors, scientists, and advocates need to get on board. Fast.

Activists push for Pak Lay Dam studies

By Nantiya September 24, 2018

The collapse of Xe Pian Xe Namnoy Hydropower Dam in July prompted environmental activists to urge new studies on the Pak Lay project during the MRC’s 5th Regional Stakeholder Forum which began on Thursday.

Stung Treng combats illegal deforestation

By Nantiya September 24, 2018

Stung Treng provincial authorities on Friday ordered a crackdown on more than 200 families who had burned forests illegally, urging them to put an end to all illegal land clearing activities.

Don’t forget Sombath, says Shui Meng Ng, wife of disappeared Laotian activist

By Nantiya September 24, 2018

The unsolved case of disappeared Laotian development worker Sombath Somphone is brought to light in a documentary that is screening at this year’s FreedomFilmFest in Malaysia

Activists blast Myanmar timber deal: ‘There is no transparency at all’

By Nantiya September 24, 2018November 27, 2020

It’s a “shadowy agreement” made by the Myanmar government to allow the export of 5,000 tons of hardwood timber, including 3,000 tons of highly prized teak.

Regional CSOs Boycott Mekong River Forum Over Opposition to Lao Dam

By Nantiya September 23, 2018

Thai and Cambodian civil society organizations rejected an invitation from the Lao government to attend a regional stakeholder forum on the Pak Lay dam, saying the process is not transparent.

Laos, Mekong habitat hotspot aid helps communities, climate, conservation

By Nantiya September 21, 2018

The arc where mountains meet the plains via the Mekong and other major river valleys form the Indo-Burma hotspot that includes Laos is well known as an area of immense natural and ecological value.

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