Op-Ed: Khmer Youth First of all, I would like to thank the Abbot and Bhikkhu monks of the temple, the executive committees of the Cambodian Canadian Association, the executive committees of the Khmer Canadian Buddhist Cultural Society, the executive committees of the Khmer Canadian Senior Association and the executive committees of the advisory board including
Dear Dina et al; Thanks for picking up this important question. Of course, this is the existing question and we have no way to change the course of this question. As we all know, foreigner or our competitor in their cultivating for their nation building, they (Thailand and VN) have striven hard to get what they think
Contributors: Ou Ritthy Op-Ed: Human Rights Asia Many opposition politicians, NGO personnel, students, researchers, taxi drivers, vendors and city dwellers expected US president Barack Obama, who attended the 21st ASEAN Summit in Phnom Penh, to push the Cambodian government to better respect human rights and democratic principles, especially free and fair elections in the Kingdom.
Op-Ed: Phnom Penh Post IN ANALYSIS LAST UPDATED ON 07 DECEMBER 2012 BY PAMELA COX For more than a decade, Cambodia has sustained impressive economic growth. The World Bank expects real gross domestic product to increase by 6.6 per cent this year – a figure to be envied in today’s fragile global economy. At this pace, Cambodia can rapidly
