When You Build a Small Roof for the Dog” by Julia WallaceThis article focuses on the dangers and abuses occurring in Cambodia’s garment sector including building safety, short contract employment to avoid benefits, and union busting.Solidarity Center-Cambodia The Solidarity Center of the AFL-CIO partners with unions and other interested groups in Cambodia with an aim towards better workers’ rights in the country. Here, especially, decades of war and strife have left Cambodia and it people in economic distress.The UN Refugee Agency- The Global State of Workers’ Rights: CambodiaThis 2010 report suggests that the state of workers’ rights in Cambodia is repressive. Specific examples include poor labor law enforcement, union leader harassment and even murders targeting members of the largest union in the country. Specifically, there is no labor law coverage for teachers.Monitoring in the Dark: Improving Factory Working Conditions in CambodiaThis study focuses on the problems surrounding the Better Factories Cambodia (BFC) monitoring program, along with the widening use of the program in other countries. Authors of the final report contemplate how the program may be failing garment workers in several countries.War on Want- Restricted Rights: Migrant Women Workers in Thailand, Cambodia, and MalaysiaThis report provides insight on the appalling conditions women face in Thailand, Cambodia, and Malaysia, forced to migrate due to both poverty and political oppression.