A few Cambodian participants and I were invited to Stockholm Internet Forum in October 2015. It was my second time to participate in this annual Internet events after the 2013 one. The forum is not exactly a new event that addresses Internet and access issues, its legality, and rights-related challenges, yet it is one of the most informative […]
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Everybody says that Sweden has one of the highest income taxes in the world and is one of the most expensive countries to live in. I experienced it first hand when I bought a few things from a small mart. I ended up paying a lot more than I usually did in Singapore. =) But, I
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I am very glad that I’ve attended grad school and been exposed to liberal ideas. If you are somewhat new to wonderful concepts from these economists and writers, take an advantage of Google at the very moment to further discover what lies underneath these quotes and, better yet, read their books. Lately, a photo application online
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I was interviewed by Phnom Penh Post journalist Harriet Fitch Little who asked me about my most favourite spots in my hometown, Cambodia. She has done justice to my descriptions of the places. Phnom Penh is a growing city, and there are definitely good and bad things about this place. For the past few years, I have
To blog is To share, to connect, to create, to inspire… “Blogging is one way for women journalists to have their voices heard, plus it takes away some of the impediments that push them out of traditional journalism.” On Facebook (the image will appear after 5 seconds): Thanks @UNWomenAsia for featuring me on their
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Thanks to newspapers and online news websites that continuously feature me with kindness. I am amazed by the enthusiasm of people who want to spread this good news about blogging and sharing information online in this digital era. I’m indebted to those who have helped me so far in this endeavour to share with young
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Swimming in a swimming pool always takes me down the memory lane. When I was about 7 years old, one night my mom blamed me and that upset me. Then I found a place to cry. It was a full moon day, I remember. I found a little spot near our family’s pond. There were small
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I was supposed to make this blog post in 2012, but I waited till 2015 to do this. Apologies to those who waited. A lot of my friends asked me how I got a chance to ride the chopper and go to the ship, and so this blogpost is only meant to shed light on the
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The article in the link below highlights the efforts of my Khmer team and I in writing more Wikipedia articles about prominent women and celebrating the achievements of Khmer women and women everywhere! Read the article in PDF The Phnom Penh Post featured the effort of a group of Khmer Wikipedian editors including yours truly
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No exaggeration. This is the best carnival outfit I’ve ever seen though I have never been to any carnival in person. However, I make up by watching a lot of carnival parades on TV. 😀 Stay tuned to two blog posts about my travel to Bandung and other parts of West Java province of
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