05 August 2012: Access to a university education for women is being threatened by a shortage of female-only accommodations. There are around 123 universities and institutions around the country but only a few dormitories are available for female students. The lack of appropriate housing is another factor in perpetuating the inequality between the genders that leads women to skip university altogether, marry early and work in the fields or in low-paying jobs.

26 February 2012: A week-long international contest on international law will be conducted in the United States from March 25th this year. In order to select the five best students to represent Cambodia at the contest, the Cambodian Ministry of Justice held an examination last year in August 2011. These five outstanding students, two of whom are female, were selected from among 80 top students from the Royal University of Law and Economy.

18 December 2011: Flooding in Cambodia this year seriously affected 19 provinces, of which Kampong Thom was the most affected. While many sectors in the province were damaged, school buildings deserve special attention since they are essential for human resource development. Among 554 school buildings in Kampong Thom, 210 were affected. This has caused many difficulties to students, who were not able to attend school during the floods because roads were cut off.

31 July 2011: After being released from jail, some ex-convicts relapse and commit new crimes. Equity Weekly investigates the causes of this problem that impacts all society.  Our reporters also look at a rehabilitation programme that provides vocational training to inmates who are about to regain their freedom so that they may have skills that will allow them to find a job or start their own small business after they are released from prison.

23 January 2011: Recently, some outstanding Cambodian students attended an international math competition in Hong Kong, where three of them won third place. How is Cambodia producing the new generation of math whizzes?