01 July 2012: More than two months after the killing of environmental activist Chut Wutty, his family still grieves and reminisces on his tiredless effort to protect Cambodia's forests. Meanwhile, human rights activists still question the final findings of the government's investigation into his death.

27 May 2012: The Khmer Rouge Tribunal was established to prosecute and try the most senior and most responsible members of the Khmer Rouge. It was established as part of an agreement between the Royal Government of Cambodia and the United Nations and its members include both local and foreign judges. But the tribunal has experienced a series of setbacks after the resignations of 3 international co-judges who claim that their investigations have been stonewalled by their local counterparts. Human rights activists and legal experts see this as a political move to stop the court from conducting further investigations that could end up involving current government officials.

01 January 2012: Equity Weekly informs you about the law on management of pesticides and chemical substances used in the agriculture sector.

20 November 2011: This week Equity Weekly looks at the law  to control strong acid.

06 November 2011: Cambodia does not yet have a law on disaster management. Following last year’s Water Festival stampede which killed almost 300 people, questions were raised about the responsibilities of relevant authorities. To help deal with potential disasters in the future, the National Committee for Disaster Management has been drafting the law on disaster management, together with some other relevant institutions.