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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Monks' Morality Important to Cambodia
Niigata, Japan — In Cambodia Buddhism is the state religion, guaranteed by the Constitution, and about 95 percent of the people are Buddhists. However, in recent times, a gradual decline in moral standards among Buddhist monks and the political affiliations … Continue reading
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Unsettled peace in Cambodia
By Chak Sopheap Published on UPI Asia Online, September 17, 2009 Niigata, Japan — The world will soon once again celebrate the United Nations International Day of Peace, marked every year on Sept. 21. Yet the world is far from … Continue reading
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