Just a little (PR) article about myself here. 😛 I’m not doing an online campaign about myself at all =). Please bear with me! I was very surprised to find it on the US embassy website, not to mention seeing my pictures on the US embassy Facebook page! ——– Cambodia Participates in the First ASEAN […]
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I had a great opportunity to join ON|OFF event, formerly known as Pesta Blogger, which hosted bloggers from nine of the 10 ASEAN member countries today. The ON|OFF event on December 3rd attracted between 1,000 and 1,500 participants, most of whom are bloggers, social media users, tech enthusiasts, celebrities, fashion designers, entrepreneurs, writers and other
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You’re sleeping, and suddenly a rhythmic sound of sticks comes out of nowhere. It’s getting closer to you as you listen to it more and more. You can’t help but think it’s creepy. No, its not a cheap ghost story I’m gonna tell. It’s merely a way as to how night noodle soup is sold
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After I scanned through several entertainment posts related to Cambodia in KhmerBird blog, I’ve started to realize that I have missed something nice! On my way back from Paris, I was put on Air France that has a direct flight from Phnom Penh to Paris with a short stop-over in Bangkok. On the plane, they had
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Listen to our mp3 podcast. Is it a million dollar question? Is easy or difficult to answer? Has ‘change’ been relegated into a theoretical form in many countries? Some people are very afraid of change, but many want change to really exist rather than just in words or theory. Today we’ve talked to young people
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Writing from Paris/France I honestly appreciate anybody who makes a difference wherever he or she goes. For the whole time I’ve been here, I’ve met the young people who have made small changes with global impact. Today is also the third day of the 7th UNESCO Youth Forum which saw many debates and discussions among
Writing from Paris/France Before I interviewed Edwin Haluoleo Agus, a 24-year-old Indonesian and one of the 2010 youth delegates from Indonesia to the UNESCO Youth Forum, I apologized to him saying that I had no idea of what he had done and had done no single research about him. But there’s something about him that made me
To make a change is to take risk-UNESCO Youth Forum 2011 Read More »
As I sat through this morning’s first plenary session on the second day, I got so intrigued by the energy in our young speakers such as Ms. Paicy Bazil, young musician and advocate for youth development in Haiti focusing on vulnerable youth and Mr. Andres Villena, young economist, columnist, blogger and activist of the 15M movement from
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Reported by Kounila Keo & Rajneesh Bhadhari I took a chance to ask young people I met at the Youth Forum about why policy makers should listen to the young people. I did a random selection and made sure that I asked young people from different regions. So you can also tell me why they
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Ms. Irina Bokova (director general of UNESCO) and Forest Whitaker (American Actor) encouraged the youth participants to dare to dream. Do we take a break sometimes to ask ourselves, “Am I a peace maker or at least not a violence maker?” At this moment, I’m contemplating about this. A few weeks after I got selected
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