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At 73, He’s fighting to revive the martial art you’ve never heard of
Because there’s more than muay thai in Southeast Asia.
Rotting fish odor — What’s not to love about this spicy Cambodian paste?
With a pungent odor of fish left rotting for months, what’s not to love?
A Mandela for Cambodia? He’s a real challenger in a sham election
Sitting in a dim office of the Grassroots Democracy Party, behind an “organic” restaurant in Phnom Penh, Yang Saing Koma explains how in 1997, during his nongovernmental organization days, he helped his first farmer. The farmer ascribed to the widespread, yet mistaken, belief that to best grow rice one should plant many rice seeds together and flood the soil.
Cambodian protesters turn to spiritual warfare as last resort
Addressing protesters before his trip to Australia in February, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen had a message, and it was unambiguous. “Do not burn my photo,” he said. “If you burn my photo, I will follow you home … I will follow you and beat you at home.”
Feminist dorm rooms are set to transform Cambodia
Hidden by a fort of folders, 18-year-old Srim Thida doesn’t look up when the door opens. There’s a revision timetable pinned above her desk — a patchwork of apple-green Post-it notes — and a stack of Mon Khmer–to–English dictionaries that threatens to topple over at any moment.
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Times Investigation: He was a Hollywood darling for fighting dog meat...
The videos are horrifying. In one, a black dog hangs by its neck, crying and convulsing as it is blowtorched alive. In another, a white dog dangles from a wooden beam, writhing in pain and terror.
