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The Inspiring Story of Tao: Overcoming Obstacles Through Education

In the heartwarming town of Kampong Chhnang, nestled in Cambodia, lived a remarkable little girl named Tao (pseudonym). She possessed an insatiable curiosity, a radiant spirit, and an indomitable drive, despite the multitude of hardships that life had presented her. She spent every single day wandering the streets or in the village with no one …

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The Quiet Flood

The yearly wet monsoon season in Cambodia brings stormy wind and rain from June through December. The Mekong river water then overflows into the Tonle Sap Lake. This powerful overflow can expand the lake water volume by fivefold, and raise the lake water level from 1 to 10 meters in some places, in effect causing …

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Cambodia Medical Mission by Dr. Mai-Khanh Tran

Introduction Ethnic Vietnamese living in Cambodia represents the largest stateless group of people anywhere in the world.  Many have lived in Cambodia for generations.  Others came there on their way to escape Vietnam in 1975.  Yet their plight is almost completely unknown and the world is largely unaware of their sufferings. As stateless people, ethnic …

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Land allotted for Kampong Chhnang boat people must be rented

Kampong Chhnang deputy provincial governor Sun Sovannarith reaffirmed that the 40ha the provincial authorities allocated to Vietnamese boat people is Cambodian national Ros Chamroeun’s private land. He said there was no cutting of land for them, but the Vietnamese immigrants will have to pay rent to live in the location with no right to own …

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