The Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia (GMAC) issued a statement Thursday calling for union leader Pav Sina to provide credible evidence to back up his claim that factory owners were conspiring to have him killed.

Mr. Sina, president of the Collective Union of Movement of Workers (CUMW), on Monday filed complaints with the Interior Ministry, the U.N. and rights group Licadho alleging that an administrator at a Chinese-owned factory in Svay Rieng province—identified only as Mr. Lim—told three members of his union that several factory owners were pooling money to have him assassinated.

Sorn Samnang, 26, has worked in the garment industry for nine years, shifting between five factories and barely making enough to survive. The story of her life—and that of some 700,000 garment workers in the country—may be familiar to readers of newspaper and magazine articles on the industry. But now, she and her colleagues are also telling their own stories.

“Salary Hunger,” the English version of a 45-minute documentary co-produced by the Workers’ Information Center (WIC) and Canadian journalist Paula Stromberg, premieres this Friday at 7 p.m. at Atlanta’s Edge, a cultural center in Phnom Penh.

A 73-year-old woman who was among the 236 villagers to test positive for HIV in Battambang province’s Roka commune died on Tuesday, commune officials said Wednesday.

Neach Ros died at about 9 p.m. on Tuesday after returning home from several days of treatment for a lung disease at the provincial hospital, according to deputy commune chief Kan Sambath.

More than 60 female workers fainted on the job at a shoe factory in Kandal province’s Ang Snuol district on Monday morning, a worker representative and a Labor Ministry official said.

The representative, Lieng Da, said that 62 women passed out after seeing a pregnant worker faint at the Taiwanese-owned Grand East Footwear International factory.

About 50 female workers fainted at a shoe factory in Kompong Chhnang province Saturday when an embossing machine burst into flames, causing smoke and fumes to fill part of the plant, a union official said Sunday.

Yin Sokhom, deputy president of the Free Trade Union at the Long Lead factory in Samakki Meanchey district’s Sethei commune, said the machine caught fire at about 1 p.m. on Saturday.

A 19-year-old man dropped dead in Kompong Speu province on Wednesday night as he and his friends fled an altercation at a wedding party in Samraong Tong district with a gang of youths in pursuit, police said Thursday.

Prach Sann’s body was found at about 10 p.m. on a road just 200 meters from the wedding marquee in Sen Dei commune, according to commune police chief Kouy Vanthan. He added that the teenager was not involved in the argument that broke out on the dance floor.

A year after a Vietnamese man was caught trying to mail teddy bears stuffed with the drug precursor chemical pseudoephedrine to Australia from Phnom Penh, he appeared in court on Tuesday over another alleged drug smuggling scheme.

Van Vay, 47, was arrested in January 2014 over an attempt to mail to Australia five large bears filled with 12 kg of pseudoephedrine, a decongestant which is commonly used to make methamphetamine.

The Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Tuesday sentenced a Pakistani man to six years in prison on charges of theft and using a fake document following his arrest in Banteay Meanchey province last year for using another person’s credit card to withdraw $49,000 worth of Thai baht.

Khan Azhar Hameed, 48, was arrested in July on suspicion of using a credit card that did not belong to him to withdraw the money from a cash machine at the Sweet Diamond and Gold Shop in Poipet City on four separate occasions, using a fake passport as identification.