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Category Archives: corruption
A little tale about lies by Anya Palm
“The neighborhood of Dey Krahorm has never received a social land concession.” This was the words of Cambodian Information Minister His Excellency Khieu Kanharith when I last visited him for an interview. About a week ago. But let´s go back … Continue reading
Posted in cambodia, corruption, democracy, Human rights, politics, poverty, refugees, urban development
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A Hero with dirty hands by Anya Palm
Friday was the first time for many Thais to hear Yingluck Shinawatra speak in public. The lady, who by the looks of all polls, is going to be Thailand’s Prime Minister by Sunday, has never really spoken to followers before, … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, democracy, government, politics, Thailand
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A visit to Malaysia’s only (legal) casino
Malaysia’s only casino, Casino de Genting at Genting Highlands Resort, is for high rollers. For the filthy rich and for the middle men. And for those with dirty money that needs washing.
