FOR PUBLICATION AHRC-ETC-051-2011 November 15, 2011 An article by Dr. Gaffar Peang-Meth published by the Asian Human Rights Commission CAMBODIA: Something is happening among Cambodians on which democrats can build In my column in this space in August, “A look at the future of Cambodia’s youth and education,” I posited that, “If youth is the
GIFTS for Tha Sophat, a toddler who suckled milk from cow’s nipples directly because of his parents who have migrated to work in Thailand since he was a young baby. Tha Sophat was left with grandparent and he imitated the calf to suckle milk. Thank you very much Marilyn for her kindness to help teach
Op-Ed: Can Cambodia ==>Saturday, 5 November 2011 on Engaged Buddhism: The Roles of Buddhism in Human Resource Development in Cambodia: Past, Present and Future by Ven. Luon Sovath, www.luonsovath.blogspot.com In short, Buddhism is the religion of Sekha or education. Three Sekha has been exponentially repeated by the Buddha: Sila Sekha or the education of morals,
The early history of the Cham in Cambodia is far from being clear. To begin with, were the Cham Muslims at the time of their emigration to Cambodia? Scholars have pointed out evidence that Champa had contacts with the Muslim world as early as the 9th century. A group of Muslim Chams are still living
