Posted in cambodia, more stuff, music, photography on Aug 19th, 2012
Lots of people are wearing English language t-shirts in Cambodia with no idea of the source.
After spotting this one I suggested to the young fella pictured, "Google your shirt."
http://www.lyricsdepot.com/the-smiths/ask.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ask_%28song%29
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Smiths/_/Ask
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A pleasant morning surprise: Kuy Tiew with the tireless Stephane Janin, reminiscing about making "Jane for Change" t-shirts.
He's in PP for another week, and has an exhibition at Meta-House this coming Friday (Aug 24)!
(More details soon).
http://khmerabroad.blogspot.com
http://chroniquesdulycee.blogspot.com/
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(Revised July 06, 2012)
Hello folks, here is a DRAFT translation of a legal circular approved by two ministries (Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications) that is now being implemented as 'default' for official use of the internet. While it has been signed by two ministers, it has not ...
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"He is crying while seeing children begging to go to see their mothers"
Cambodian Legal Education Center: [Photos]
Regardless of how people may feel about how this issue played out as a protest & in the media, it's good to see families reunited.
More: just Google "Boeung Kak".
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One of the many Cambodian returnees deported from the States is poet/spoken word artist Kosal Khiev.
Returnees often find themselves discriminated against by USA citizens, expatriates, and Cambodian nationals. Many don't have a working knowledge of Khmer, finding themselves trapped between two cultures - and unemployable. I don't think deportation ...
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