May 2009

‘Ghost’ dollars offered for Pol Pot’s shoes: report PHNOM PENH (AFP) — A Cambodian photographer’s attempt to sell the sandals of late Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot has yielded only one bid — 790,000 fake dollars offered in protest at the sale, a report said. Nhem En, who photographed inmates at the regime’s main torture […]

Today I spent the whole night scrounging the heart of Phnom Penh for hours only to find myself completely drained afterwards. It was Thursday’s night when my university-mates and I went to celebrate the farewell party for our friends Geoff and Dahye. At first, we all gathered at KT called Korean Town, located in Tuol

Do Cambodian farmers or farmers in other countries have to care about this? Maybe they do in their own world but in the real world, patience pays off. —————————-PHNOM PENH (AFP) — Cambodia’s royal oxen performed an ancient ceremony to predict the country’s agriculture fortunes — and raised fears of a low rice harvest by

Dear Vanneth, How are you today? I think that you are still doubting that I am telling you the truth. In fact, I know you are still doubting. I can’t thank you enough for it. It means you care about me. You know, I had been in that situation before and somehow I won’t let