Thai Shelling damages Major Buildings at Chub Korki Pass, Calm restored as Displaced Residents Return

Around the world, conflicts continue to devastate not only communities but also the cultural heritage that defines a nation’s identity. For countries like Cambodia – home to some of humanity’s greatest historical treasures – this issue is far from abstract; it is deeply personal. When one state invades another, harms civilians, loots communities or destroys cultural heritage, the international community must ask an essential question: what does international law require? The

ODDAR MEANCHEY — Sen Monorom I and II Hospital, a critical medical facility serving villagers from Sen Monorom I and II, was destroyed by heavy weapons fired by the Thai military. The hospital sustained only minimal damage during the first round of fighting in July. During a second round of clashes, from December 8 through December 27, repeated bombardment struck the hospital buildings, destroying medical equipment, punching large and small holes through the walls, and collap

BANTEAY MEANCHEY — Several villages in Svay Chek district, Banteay Meanchey province, were heavily bombed by the Thai military during 21 days of renewed border fighting, including aerial strikes and artillery shelling that damaged or destroyed numerous civilian homes. One of them belonged to Kour Choeurm, a 57-year-old farmer from Bek Chan Chas village. Svay Chek, located about 30 kilometers from the border, was affected only during the second round of fighting. As clashes in

During the full-scale invasion launched by Thailand against Cambodia from 7–27 December 2025, the Thai military carried out a planned military operation using heavy weapons, including F-16 and T-50TH fighter jets, tanks, armored vehicles, and infantry units. During the invasion, Thai armed forces illegally entered Cambodian territory, destroying villagers’ property and even stealing personal belongings. Thai troops took motorbikes, furniture, two-wheel tractors, bicycles, and

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ODDAR MEANCHEY--The Monorom I and II primary school in Kok Khpos commune was damaged by Thai bombardment. There are only two buildings on the school grounds, one of which is made of wood and is already in a dilapidated condition. The school's only restroom was destroyed, with fractures separating every part of the structure. Another building, consisting of a teacher's office and one wall-less classroom, is under construction. Meanwhile, a temporary building constructed follow

BANTEAY MEANCHEY— Numerous civilian properties and infrastructure in Prey Chan and Chouk Chey villages, along with the Boeung Trakuon area, were destroyed by Thai strikes after fighting resumed on Dec. 7. When reporters visited Thmar Puok and O’Chrov districts on Jan. 3–4, the regions were disturbingly silent, with only the sounds of animals, a few vehicles, and homemade tractors outside the Thai-installed containers and barbed wire. Although a new ceasefire agreement has bee

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BANTEAY MEANCHEY — Displaced students from two primary schools in O’Bei Choan commune began classes this week at the Chan Si Ratanaram pagoda after their schools were destroyed by Thai shelling. The pagoda, located in O’Chrov district, now shelters more than 1,000 families from Chouk Chey and Prey Chan villages. Residents remain unable to return home due to Thai-installed barriers and continuing security concerns. On their first day of lessons, the children received dolls and

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