From the monthly archives: June 2008
Camboidia- Preah Vihear temple

Preah Vihear belongs to Cambodia, not Thailand

By On June 20, 2008 · 42 Comments

The controversial conflict over Preah Vihear temple between Cambodia and Thailand was resolved, with Thai government agreeing to back Cambodia’s application for the historic border temple to be listed as a World Heritage Site. International Court of Justice ruled the temple belonging to Cambodia on June 15 1962.

I strongly support [...]

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Lunch with friends

By On June 19, 2008 · 3 Comments

That is lucky day that a friend of mine paid the lunch for me. It is a small restaurant off the ministry of rural development, where I sometimes like to have lunch with them there because all Khmer foods are cooked instantly. Its price is not so expensive. Most of NGOs staff and government [...]

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Charity Party for collecting money to help poor students

By On June 17, 2008 · 6 Comments

On Sunday evening, I joined the party called “The First Ever Youth Gathering Party” organized by the volunteer youths at Slek Toey Restaurant. The purposes of forming this network are to foster education outreach by procuring study materials to underprivileged kids and youths, to strengthen communication between teenagers, young children and other communities and [...]

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Sales promotion of Coke Bus

By On June 16, 2008 · 9 Comments

I saw the bus of Coke’s company parking in front of the Mondial Center on Saturday, which is the method of sales promotion by driving from place to place, especially in public place and university. I and other friends got into this bus, equipped with air-conditioner, and small 6 tables were placed without chair. [...]

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The decrease of press expression?

By On June 13, 2008 · 5 Comments

Last week; the opposition-affiliated newspaper’s editor had been arrested by the government officials on the charges of defamation, insult and disinformation by just quoting the remark from the SRP’s leader for publication. If the current Cambodia judicial system still regards the quotes of word from the senior government for republication as the defamation and [...]

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Promotion via Balloon

By On June 11, 2008 · 2 Comments

There are many means to promote awareness to people to understand the impact of corruption happening in the current society and to participate in fighting against the corruption. There are many promotion materials to educate Cambodians through stickers, flyers, posters, banners, Radio, and so on.

While I went to Pact Cambodia and then [...]

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Cambodian blogger on boat

By On June 10, 2008 · 14 Comments

I spent three hours on boat with more than 20 new and old Cambodian bloggers on the boat together on Sunday evening. This event was organized by Tharum. That was nice to meet all of you and chat together. Unfortunately, there were some people missing to join this trip. After landing the boat, [...]

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Attending journalist training class

By On June 9, 2008 · 8 Comments

For more than 4 years, I abandoned my study after graduating university, even attending the short training course. Last week, I attended the journalist training course at the Cambodia Communication Institute under funding from UNESCO. The training course was providing the participants how to write articles for peace and conflict prevention in the current [...]

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