Forests are one of Cambodia's most important natural resources. Kragnoung, a hard and beautiful wood, is considered as the royalty of forest wood. Due to high demand, there is growing concern that Kragnoung could become extinct soon. There are growing signs that illegal logging is ravaging this natural resource of the Cambodian people, with allegations that even Luxury cars are used to transport Kragnoung trees that were logged in contravention of existing regulations.

Armed with the new law on corruption, a competency institute has required high ranking civil servants to declare their property. Is the declaration openly announced to the public? Is it possible for some people not to declare their property ?

A recent anti-corruption law was passed, giving much hope that the government now holds a legal backbone to address issues of transparency and accountability. What information is required to improve transparency. What are the limits and what could be the use of a Freedom of Information law ?

The corruption affect mostly in the poor children and block the way for global human development.

Interview with representatives of the Council of Ministers and opposition spokespersons.