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Cambodia: Development Soaked in Women’s Tears
??????? Cambodia: Development Soaked in Women’s Tears – Bertelsmann Future Challenges. Cambodia: Development Soaked in Women’s Tears Thursday, 8 December 2011 / Chak Sopheap Tags: Cambodia, deforestation, indigenous communities, land grabs Regions: Cambodia On the November 24th 2011, Amnesty International … Continue reading
Cambodia: reform needed to combat poverty
Cambodia: reform needed to combat poverty – Bertelsmann Future Challenges. Cambodia: reform needed to combat poverty Tuesday, 9 August 2011 / Chak Sopheap Tags: accountability, Cambodia, Civil Society, global civil society, NGOs, poverty Regions: Burma, Cambodia Cambodia is among the … Continue reading
Cambodia: Rising Civic Mobilization
Written by Sopheap Chak The article has been originally published on FutureChallenges Soluy Hansen was a young adventurous woman who wondered through life experimenting different things in Cambodia but always believed in the saying that “everything is possible.” One such … Continue reading
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