[Note: I talked to Ms. Lindsey Galloway about Cambodia, and why I think that it’s one of the world’s most emotional countries. I have only extracted the part about Cambodian in this blog post, but you can go to this link to read the whole story on BBC Travel.] By Lindsey Galloway 11 July 2016 […]
[BBC Travel] Cambodia: one of the world's most emotional countries Read More »
(Note: I love films and have huge interest in them. That led me to contributing to this big Phnom Penh-based film project and collective, Khmer Films Khmer Generations back in 2010. As a result, we did a one-week film exhibition, a one hour feature film called Twins Diamond, annual organization of FilmCamp. This article was supposed to
Cambodians rediscover their “Little Bollywood” Read More »
Time flies when you have fun. May I add, when you struggle, too. 😉 After one year and a half living in Singapore, I’ve realized how unique and beautiful this lion city can be. Once you fall in love with a place, you might or might not have the mechanism to cope with the nostalgia.
Photo Essay: From Singapore with Love Read More »
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
My Perspective on Stockholm Internet Forum 2015 Read More »
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
Beautiful Fall in Sweden, 2015 Read More »
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
Three International Scholars Cambodians Should Read Read More »
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
On UN Women Asia in June 2015 Read More »
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
My Interview about Blogging with Preksa Cellcard Read More »
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
Personal Story: How I Learnt to Swim Read More »