I had the luxury riding a motorcycle rickshaw last night. It has been more than five years since I haven’t touched the vehicle. The motorcycle rickshaw is very unique in Cambodia and the main transport for middle-class Cambodians who cannot afford their own motorbikes or cars. Different from auto rickshaw, it is pulled by a […]
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Piseth has the number! ;-). Ah, 64, 180! This is where you can find the statistics about Cambodia.
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This is another great song by Laura Mam. I’m very impressed with the new style!! I hope it keeps your smile lasting on your face as it does on mine! 😀
Laura Mam of The Like Me’s in Sva Rom Monkiss Read More »
Friends and family are seeking help from all. ——————- Dear Friends Please allow me to send you this urgent call for help. Vann Nath whom you all know as a S-21 survivor, a painter and a restless and dedicated witness of the Khmer Rouge regime atrocities has been admitted on Tuesday to the emergency unit
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To begin with, it has been a pretty busy start of the year 2010. A lot has been happening lately such as my vacational trip to Malaysia and Singapore. As a result, I could come up with a fun story for the Phnom Penh Post, anyway. For a while, I’ve started shooting a documentary for
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(The article was posted on the Phnom Penh Post on March 24th, section Lift.) Dear Diary: Our parents’ generation would save hundreds of dollars by staying indoors, but for me, money earned is money meant to be spent. And travelling is an enriching process, in my opinion. It is important for me to see and
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No matter what happens, I will never forget posting about it. Yet, time does not allow. Actually, lately I have been pretty busy with my final project for graduation. I am doing an about 15-minute documentary about migration of more than 20 families of one floating village “Kampong Preah” in Kampong Chhnang province. They have
By Keo Kounila Like many millions of Cambodians, my parents and their families were “evacuated” from Phnom Penh to the countryside on April 17, 1975, the day the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia. The word ‘evacuation’ means ‘sending people out to a safer place’. Yet, this term was gravely misused by the Khmer Rouge.
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It all started the way it was supposed to. I could never guess I would end up writing it for you and me. A few friends of mine and I were invited to join a surprise birthday party for our American friend who came along from the United States to join our film-making team. While