Op-Ed: luonsovath.blogspot.com “The more they stop me, the more I am strong and stand up. Again and again, more and more,” he said. On Saturday, Sovath called on Canadians to support land activists and victims, not just with donations, but also through advocacy and petitions to the Canadian government. Sovath’s message of peaceful action resounded through
Exiles and ex-pats unite as a community to present images of an Americana they left behind. Half live outside the US by choice while the other half were forcibly returned. Each an American raised with the memories and distinct cultural identity of growing up Asian in America. We made this film as a community of
Dear All, I am back from India and adjusting to being back at work…..trying to think about how to present Bernoulli’s Principle to an English as Second Language class, when my own grasp of the concept is tenuous at best….should be an interesting week. Loung is back from his “honeymoon” and although he is dead
Khmer expatriate Sophoan Seng, a master’s degree holder in political science from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, currently Director of KEEN Investment Groups LTD and president of the Khmer Youth Association of Alberta, acknowledges that many people in Cambodia endorse the “filled stomach and stability” theory for different reasons. “However,” Seng, a former Buddhist
