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Can Cambodia Adopt 2010 World's Richest Man Record?
By Sopheap Chak While the world is facing financial downturn, richest men on the earth have been still recorded. My interest to the 2010 World’s Richest Man record is the Mexican Carlos Slim who also broke the record for 2007 … Continue reading
The Agony of Cambodian Female Victims of Sex Trafficking and Exploitation
By Sopheap Chak I first became aware of prostitution in Cambodia when I was 10. On the way home from the Phnom Penh Airport, we drove down Tol Kork Street. I was puzzled to see so many ladies wearing short … Continue reading
Controversy on an AsianWeek’s feature on a Cambodian Hero: Dr. Haing Somnang Ngor
On August 07, 2009, AsianWeek released a feature titled “Chinese American Hero: Dr. Haing S. Ngor.” It was a surprise feature to most Cambodian readers who have known that Dr. Ngor is a Cambodian whose fame of winning the 1985 Academy … Continue reading
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