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Island Homes
Two years ago Rous Na, her husband and two children were living on the streets near the Russian Market. Now they have their own...
Event Highlights Women’s Status
Nearly half of the children enrolled in preschool in Cambodia in recent years were girls. But at the other end of the educational process,...
Breaking Traditions
International Women’s Day comes Sunday to Cambodia—a nation without domestic violence laws, a staggering gap of opportunities between men and women, and pitfalls for...
Rights Workers Question Hospitals’ Ethics
Sat Sokun was asleep Wednesday when a stray bullet meant for a Funcinpec general slammed through the wall of her room and ended up...
Rights Workers Question Hospitals’ Ethics
Sat Sokun was asleep Wednesday when a stray bullet meant for a Funcinpec general slammed through the wall of her room and ended up...
Angkor Jazz Mixes Musical Cultures
he difference in cultures was obvious when three gregarious French musicians came bounding up the stairs toward a small group of Khmer musicians, showering...
Coping With Cambodia
Don’t give people a watch for their birthday, because it reminds them that life is short. Don’t talk about “loving” in front of a...
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Cambodian bride now Korea’s carom sensation
When the daughter of a potato farmer came to Korea from Cambodia in 2010 to start the second chapter of her life as the wife of a Korean man 36 years older, Srong Pheavy, like any other marriage migrant woman here, had no idea what was coming.
Changes in Immigration Rules Ripple Through Asian-American Communities
Even though the newly proposed expansion of the "public charge" rule would affect any non-citizen resident in United States -- legal, temporary or permanent...
