Karen Coates
HIV In Small Places
The Disease Leaves Orphans With Little Hope It’s Sunday, and little Chea has four days of reckoning: a new name, a new home, life without...
A Neighborhood Learns How to Keep Clean
Deep in the maze of Phnom Penh, where homes and shops spring from back alleys and side streets, one narrow foot path looks a...
Living With Pollution
You Eat It. You Breathe It. You Live in it. Pollution wafts through the air we breathe, the food we eat, the water we drink,...
Looking Toward Democracy
Cambodians Discuss Hopes and Thoughts on a Political Future sba mon district, Kompong Speu province - Pao Sitha gazes across the rice field that has...
Ethnic Vietnamese Families Discover Safety in Numbers
Just over the Vietnam Bridge, in a place the locals don’t call Phnom Penh, ethnic Vietnamese lead a tight-knit life between two worlds. They...
Phantom Poisonings Follow Rice Wine Deaths Deaths
Fear has gripped the city since news broke about deadly tainted rice wine, and scores of patients continuously flow into Calmette Hospital claiming symptoms...
Weighing the Jarring History of Laos
phonsavanh, Laos - People mainly go to Phonsavanh for bombs and jars. The first blitzed the area 30 years ago during the US air...
A Chance to Heal Old Wounds
Deep inside the Vietnam Women’s Museum in the heart of Hanoi, down a dimly lit corridor, a spotlight illuminates a few scraggly strands of...
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Sky-High Style At Cambodia’s Leading Hotel
Rising powerfully above the bustle of the Cambodian capital, the Vattanac Capital Tower is, at 39 storeys and 188m high, the tallest building in the country.
