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Sticky Post: Live Webcam in Cambodia!
2012-04-25 08:06:00 CambodiaMapsWebcam has just installed a webcam over the weekend and it is still in beta-stage. The time stamp is the current time in Phnom Penh and the above image refreshes every 12 seconds. However, due to frequent power cuts in Phnom Penh coupled with ISP connections dropping regularly, try re-loading or refreshing the page later if the image doesn?t change within one minute. Sorry folks, this is not a live sex cam ? absolutely NOTHING of that sort will be broadcast here. This was put up mostly to serve as a ?traffic webcam?. It?s already picked up by a lot of live webcam sites but there are still lot of code-tweaking and camera adjustments need to be done here and there. But just so you see how it is in my part of the world, I?m putting it out here. We are still tryingto figure out how to get a better image quality and how to put this live webcam on my sidebar, so please bear with us for a while.
Adsense Western Union Quick Cash Activated in Singapore, Cambodia and Laos.
2012-01-10 06:05:00 We?ve just received a updates from Google AdSense that Singapore, Cambodia and Laos will now be able to get their AdSense earning through Western Union rather than through a cheque. See below announcement from Adsense : We understand that payment options are very important to you, so we continuously work to improve them. Today we’re ...
Apocalypse Later
2011-12-10 13:00:00 Apocalypse Later from Niles Harrison. A short film documenting my travels through the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand in October of 2011. Inspired by Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 film “Apocalypse Now”. “Moonlight Mile” was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in 1971 and performed by the Rolling Stones. “Run Through the Jungle” was written ...--------- Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, 12 expert audio interviews, private support forum, and much more.
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10 Must-See Destinations for Backpackers in Southeast Asia
2011-11-22 13:00:00 This is a guest post by Will Peach. outheast Asia casts an allure like no other. From pristine beaches to bustling cities and everything in between, this magical part of the world is hugely popular with backpackers the world over. Picking a top 10 of must see destinations from Southeast Asia is no easy feat. ...--------- Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, 12 expert audio interviews, private support forum, and much more.
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Wordless Wednesday 105: Two-toned rose
2011-10-19 08:49:00 Picked this up from my veranda garden just this morning. Beautiful, isn't it? Best of all, it grows in my garden!
Photo Hunt #66: Waiting game
2011-10-08 13:02:00 This little bugger, Joe, loves to play all the time, especially with my husband. He loves chasing and retrieving the ball. At around 5pm, almost everyday, when Joe hears the sound of our car, he immediately fetches his ball from where he left it last. Anybody wants to play ball with me? Photo taken by my younger brother, and originally posted in My Dogspot. Then and positions himself by the door, and lay there, with the ball in front of him, patiently waiting for my husband to come in.
English. Johnny English.
2011-10-08 06:58:00 Back into blogging groove again but my laptop is still in limbo. This is why I haven't been posting lately. Today I log in to my blogger account and see some drafts ... oh, where do I begin now? I've been watching movies lately, thanks to the generosity of the Legend Cinema. I particularly enjoyed the last two movies I watched - Johnny English and The Sorcerer and the White Snake. Two different movie genres, proof that LC is bringing to Cambodia different kinds of movies that cater to the interests of the movie-going public. Johnny English Reborn is the second Johnny English-movie starred by no less than the funny man himself, Rowan Atkinson. The plot is not much to talk about. The movie opens with Johnny English training with monks in a temple perched on top of what-could-be the Himalayan mountains. In self-imposed exile in a remote area surrounded by the Himalayan mountain range, Johnny is honing his "kung fu" skills and inner self under the guidance of the old...
Tomorrow's a big day
2011-09-09 17:29:00 ... for Legend Cinema. You see these invitations? They were handed to me personally. Woo-hooo! Legend Cinema has invited me on their Grand Opening tomorrow. The invitations came with the program schedule. For sure there will be lots of people attending - the media, bloggers, and LC's friends and special guests. Earlier this year, the news of a real movie-house opening in the city sent excitement all over the Penh. No less than the Cambodian Minister of Culture and Fine Arts will grace the occasion to be held at the 3rd floor of CityMall where the Legend Cinema is located. There will be speeches and then the ribbon cutting, of course. I hope I get to take good photos of that. A luncheon for the guests will follow, and - wait for it - as the highlight of tomorrow's affair, there will be a special screening of the movie, Avatar, in 3D!!! Thank you, Legend Cinema. It is with great pleasure that I am accepting the invitation :) Special thanks also to the marketing team headed by Soch...
Photo Hunt #64: This is so WRONG
2011-09-03 08:18:00 Dog?s can be pretty stubborn sometimes. Here?s Joe caught red-handed with a piece of our dinner in his mouth. A standoff ensued between him and my husband, naturally. For about 15minutes, they stare at each other like that. Joe simply wouldn?t let go of that pork chop. Love the obstinate look on Joe?s face while R is giving him a ?lecture?. Joe eventually gave in. After a tiny pool of drool formed on the floor, he finally gave up and dropped the slab of meat on R?s waiting hand. Ahhh, all part of growing up, I guess. Hope he learned his lesson though and won?t turn his attention to that shoe in front of him. N.B: Originally posted in Max and Joe?s blog, My Dogspot.
Photo Hunt #63: Drinks, anyone?
2011-08-20 10:44:00 I'm back at Photo Hunt. Again.It's been awhile and so much has happened since I last posted my PH entry. I have lots of photos queued up waiting for me to post them to PH and so I'm here again. This week's theme is "drinks". Dear me, I hope I did justice on the theme. Here goes: I love the translated names! They're amusing and entertaining and I couldn't help myself but order a drink out of curiousity. The above menu was from a Chinese-Khmer restaurant (I already forgot the name) near Hun Sen Park in Phnom Penh's Sihanouk Boulevard. Reading the whole entire menu before ordering is my favourite activity as I am always on the lookout for things like this. Translations can be really funny and laughing is really good for our health, too. From the choices above, what do you fancy? :) I was intrigued by the Fresh Phoenix's Pear Juice but it was not available; so, I opted for the Cool Watermelon Juice instead.
Prehistoric animals/dinosaurs on Cambodian stamps
2011-08-16 10:16:00 These are definitive stamps issued in January 2000 by the Cambodian Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications. A simple cover using the Prehistoric animals stamps that I sent to a stamp/cover-collector from Slovakia. I have to admit that I was really surprised to see these stamps on display at the Post Office's philately department. Something I didn't expect to be associated with Cambodia nor issued in Cambodia. I don't even know if dinosaurs have lived in Cambodia but this is proving to be popular to collectors! These prehistoric animals featured above are, clockwise from top left to bottom: diplodocus, stegosaurus, and euplocephalus. I love that the skeletons were also included in the design which make them even more interesting. I posted this in my virtual stamp album blog just last Sunday and already I've received several requests for covers using these stamps. Well, all I can say is that they have to be patient as, the last time I checked, these stamps are out of stock...
The rise of the Legend (Cinema) in Phnom Penh
2011-08-13 13:01:00 A month or so ago, we were all were greeted by this exciting news; it spread like wildfire in Phnom Penh. My husband and I agreed we will go see a movie there when the Harry Potter 7 is screened. But when the newly opened Legend Cinema announced they were holding an early screening of the movie (The Rise of the Planet of the Apes) for the media last week, I could not resist the urge and immediately signed in. For an expat who is a self-confessed movie junkie like me, I really miss watching movies on the big screen! When I received the invite for bloggers junket, I was very excited. To me, it was a milestone of sorts because aside from it being the first time I would get to watch a movie in Cambodia in my ten years of living here, it's the first time that a company has included bloggers in their events. But I could be wrong. Anyways, beyond the free movie ticket, I was very curious and so looking forward to my first cinema experience in the Penh! Came Tuesday morning ... and...
Great news to movie buffs!
2011-07-11 07:24:00 And it?s spreading like a wildfire in the Penh. Finally, a real movie theater in the city! I heard from the grapevine that the Legend Cinema is already up and running since last week. This is exciting news! Finally we can now enjoy watching Hollywood movies on a giant screen :) Add to that, there is no more need to go to Bangkok or anywhere to watch movies because we can do that right here in Phnom Penh ? yeheyyyyyyy!! I haven?t been to the cinema yet (it?s located inside the CityMall) but expat friends who?ve already been there (and watched Transformers, the maiden show) said that it?s like any other cinemas you find in America and they all agree that the experience is awesome! The screen-size is decent enough and the sound is fab. The seats were pretty awesome, too, friends told me. They have the ordinary, VIP and family options? isn?t it neat? I just blogged about how I missed watching movies in the big screens and, oh joy, my wish wa...
Photo Hunt 061: Raising public Awareness, khmer-style
2011-06-18 09:46:00 I was in Kratie long ago, stopping there to spend the night, on my way to Laos. The bus stopped at the provincial centre, also called Kratie, and the sign below caught my attention as it stands out prominently in the town's main street. I learned from the bus conductor that it was put up by the local commune office in Kratie town to call the entire community's attention and action to clean their surroundings, especially the river. Overall, the billboard is very informative and the design looks vintage from yesteryears ? like the 1950s bright colours and graphics where everyone looks spic and span. Don?t you think so? The main illustration in the signboard shows people cleaning up. On the upper right side box, it shows a person throwing a (plastic) bagful of garbage into the river. Underneath that is another person throwing plastic from the window of a moving bu...
Photo-hunt 060: Triangle
2011-06-11 11:37:00 This is one of my favourite government buildings in Phnom Penh. It is located just across the Vietnamese Memorial Park on the junction between Sothearos Boulevard and Street 240. Notice the triangle with elaborate details on it. That and the spire grabs your attention right away. It?s been said that the best time to take picture of this building is in the afternoon after 3pm. The facade is illuminated by the sun and the building glows radiantly. I have always thought that this building the former Ministry of Foreign Affairs office and had wrongly labeled the previous photos I took as such. When we passed there today, I asked my husband to pull over so I could clearly see the sign ? and indeed, I was wrong. This is the Council of Ministers building and one of the iconic landmarks in Phnom Penh. This was built by Cambodia?s most prominent architect Vann Molyvann. He was educated in France and among the brightest young architects in 1950s. He was nominated as the chie...
Wordless Wednesday 0104: Tralach (wintermelon)
2011-05-04 12:35:00 It?s been awhile since I last blogged about life in Cambodia? I had several in my drafts folder but, for the life of me, I could not seem to finish even one post. I?m soooo lazy these days? plus, I started working on a new project recently, so I?m posting pictures instead. Saw this huge pile of wintermelons in one of the small markets in Kampong Chhnang province while waiting for our boat that would take us to one of our beneficiary area.
Wordless Wednesday 102: Construction boom
2011-04-20 04:39:00 To my Phnom Penh friends, do you know where I took this photo?
Wordless Wednesday 0101: Painted temple walls and ceiling
2011-04-06 02:00:00 This is the interior in one of the wats (temples) in Ou Krasar commune, in Kep province.
Wordless Wednesday 0100: Stairway to nowhere
2011-03-30 04:36:00 Yay, my 100th post! *drum rolls, please*
On being quoted out of context
2011-02-04 03:08:00 Halloooooooch! Happy Chinese New Year everyone. It?s been weeks since I last posted here. After recovering from procrastination and laziness, I had to combat viruses and malwares lurking in my laptop before I could be able to sit down and write. Well, the laptop is now declared 100% clean and virus-free so I have no more excuses why I couldn?t blog. So what?s up, Sreisaat, you ask? I feel there?s not much happening around worthy of a blog post ? except for the little excitement we had about two weeks ago when Blogger.com and all blogspot sites were blocked in Cambodia. It created quite a stir and had a lot of us netizens, expat and locals alike, in Cambodia scratching our heads and clucking over this unprecedented move; seriously, block all blogspot sites? Commentary and speculation inside the country spread like wildfire and were carried over through Facebook and Twitter sites. Thankfully, these two sites didn?t get banned, too. Access t...
Blogspot sites-blocking in Cambodia
2011-01-20 15:19:00 After all the brouhaha over the alleged government-blocking of KI-media and all blogspot sites by ISPs operating in Cambodia, the sites are now back online, except, reportedly, for Metfone users. Yes, access to blogspot sites have been restored. However, since early in the afternoon today, Ezecom?s connection is P.A.I.N.S.T.A.K.I.N.G.L.Y.S.L.O-.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.O.OW.- It is such a waste of time! Fellow blogger John Weeks suggested I change ISP service providerss? Oh, I?m at the brink of doing just that. Seriously. Ezecom, you better give me a better service before the weekend begins, or else?... I digress. So when Blogger.com and all blogspot blogs were offline and inaccessible, the reactions and outrage over this issue were sent through Twitter and Facebook. I have not much to say about KI-media because I am not a reader of the site anyway, but blocking all the blogspot sites was just waaaaaaaay tooooooo muuuuuuuuch. Anyways, just wan...
The PELUKA Sisters at Le Duo's Christmas Village
2010-12-14 16:57:00 Yes, if you want to see the PELUKA sisters in person, just visit us at Le Duo Restaurant! *lol* Seriously, we joined the Christmas Bazaar at Le Duo. It?s one thing in our wish list that we were able to do this year. The first time was at the Mith Samlanh?s fair, and now here. We are all into this for fun and experience, and of course, if we can sell our handmade items then GOOD for us! Le Duo is one of the popular Italian restaurants in the city. A week ago, they held a very successful bazaar and due to public demand, they extended it to ten more days (started yesterday and will run through Dec 23). Anyone who is looking for great Christmas shopping ideas, including fabulous Christmas decors, should not miss the Christmas Village at Le Duo. The Christmas Village bazaar is not as big in terms of vendors and space compared to the one hosted by the Women?s International Group (WIG). However small the area may be there are rows of booths with lots of stuffs for the family and fo...
Please keep Cambodia in your thoughts and prayers...
2010-11-23 10:47:00 Today we woke up to a very somber Phnom Penh. The whole country is mourning the tragic death of hundreds of people during a stampede that broke out on Monday night. It was the last hour of the last day of what should have been a happy celebration of the Water Festival. More than 300 people were dead and 500 injured when a stampede broke out at a bridge in Koh Pich (Diamond Island), a spit of reclaimed land in the river and developed by a private company. What a terrible way to end the festivities and an awful news to wake up to. By now you will find lots of sources online, but you can find a story here, and an eye-witness account here. Please spare a few minutes of your time and join us in offering prayers for the dead and the survivors, as well as for their families and relatives to get through this difficult time. The Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen called the stampede the "biggest tragedy" to strike Cambodia since the Khmer Rouge reign in the 19070s and he also o...
Cambodia Rebuffs UN Chief on Khmer Rouge Trials
2010-10-27 10:55:00 PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Cambodia will not allow the U.N.-backed Khmer Rouge tribunal to prosecute former low-ranking officers of the genocidal regime because it would endanger national peace, the country's leader told the U.N. chief Wednesday.
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Wordless Wednesday 094: Sambo, up close
2010-10-06 06:36:00 A happy Sambo, Phnom Penh's resident elephant
Wordless Wednesday #89: Angkor 333 Car
2010-07-28 09:09:00 Ladies and gents, introducing the pride of the Cambodians (perhaps next to Angkor Wat and Angkor Beer)... The Angkor 333 Car. The first and only car produced in Cambodia by a Cambodian.
Khmer Rouge Tribunal verdict known today
2010-07-26 05:17:00 This is just a quick post especially for people outside the country who are following the Khmer Rouge tribunal. Today the whole capital is abuzz as we await the UN-backed Cambodian genocide court to hand down its decision in the trial of one of the Khmer Rouge leaders, Kang Kek Iew, aka, Commander Duch. Today, the verdict will be handed down for Duch, the Maths teacher-turned- Tuol Sleng prison chief, for his role in the atrocious communist regime that annihilated more than half of Cambodia's population. Duch is charged for crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture and premeditated murder, and faces a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. The tribunal does not have the power to impose a death penalty. It can be recalled that during the course of the trial, Duch, a former teacher, recognised the crimes he committed under his command and used the trial to formally ask for public forgiveness. He shocked everyone when he demanded the court for acquittal. A joint tri...
In Mean wrote a new blog post: Srey Thy: Living a better life as a Cambodia
2010-07-22 02:35:00 In Mean wrote a new blog post: Srey Thy: Living a better life as a Cambodian rock singer - CNNGo.com Srey Thy: Living a better life as a Cambodian rock singerCNNGo.comHailing from Prey Veng, one of Cambodia's poorest provinces, life has thrown Thy some curve balls. At 19, she was kidnapped and brutally forced into the sex ... Comments: 0
In Mean wrote a new blog post: CP Cambodia aims for growth - WorldPoultry.n
2010-07-16 14:44:00 In Mean wrote a new blog post: CP Cambodia aims for growth - WorldPoultry.net WorldPoultry.net CP Cambodia aims for growthWorldPoultry.netCharoen Pokphand Cambodia plans to expand both feed and animal production. They anticipate greater economic growth in the country, due mainly to increased ... Comments: 0
In Mean wrote a new blog post: RI, Cambodia sign free visa agreement - ANTA
2010-06-04 03:49:00 In Mean wrote a new blog post: RI, Cambodia sign free visa agreement - ANTARA RI, Cambodia sign free visa agreementANTARAJakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia and Cambodia signed a free visa agreement in Phnom Penh during Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa`s visit to ... Comments: 0
In Mean wrote a new blog post: Champion, Pauline Johns for Cambodia - South
2010-06-04 02:49:00 In Mean wrote a new blog post: Champion, Pauline Johns for Cambodia - Southern Highland News Champion, Pauline Johns for CambodiaSouthern Highland NewsPauline Johns, 62, spends half of each year helping children in remote Cambodian villages. In fact, she has already spent much of the past 12 months helping ... Comments: 0
In Mean wrote a new blog post: Newport dentist set for Cambodia mercy missi
2010-06-03 21:19:00 In Mean wrote a new blog post: Newport dentist set for Cambodia mercy mission - South Wales Argus Newport dentist set for Cambodia mercy missionSouth Wales ArgusA NEWPORT dentist is about to embark on a two-week trip to Cambodia where he will help treat patients with cleft lips and palates. ... Comments: 0
Fun, fun, fun at Mith Samlanh's Fun Fair!
2010-04-26 17:02:00 Last Saturday was a blast! My friends and I, we jokingly refer to ourselves as members of the PELUKA Sisterhood (you know who you are :D ); well, it's an inside joke! Fueled by our sense of boredom and desire to do something productive, we joined Mith Samlanh's Fun Fair for the first time, not as visitors but as sellers. We sold hand-made crafts made by us from beaded jewelries to crochet doilies and coasters. Although we did not do well sales-wise, we were able to observe the "trends" in fairs such as this one. We mentally noted what's hot and what's not so that the next time we join a fair, we would hit right the consumers' needs. In case you haven't heard, the Fun Fair is a regular event organised/hosted by the Mith Samlanh a non-government organisation working to support Phnom Penh's streetchildren through several education and skills training programs. Last Saturday's fair was intended for the whole family, expats and locals alike, including the families of the st...
Wordless Wednesday 083: Seven Up!
2010-04-06 15:45:00 This is my entry for the Tuesday-Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday. In your estimate, how many people are on this motorcycle? Click the photograph for a bigger view.
Cambodia will test Russian-made BM21 rockets
2010-03-03 08:14:00 radioaustralia.net.au – Cambodia is set to conduct a multiple missile test on March 4. The move has raised a number of eyebrows, coming at a time when tensions with neighbouring Thailand are still hot, and Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen has toured military units on the shared border. But Hun Sen, his defence spokesman and analysts ... Related Posts:The Russian Concubine – a novel Cambodia Daily Headline 01 Feb 2010 Essex Arrives in Cambodia
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Treasures in Cambodia
2010-03-02 08:22:00 monstersandcritics.com – Phnom Penh – Road workers uncovered a treasure trove of ancient artefacts 10 years ago at Phum Snay in western Cambodia. Among the finds were jewellery, ceramic pottery and even human bones. But shortly after news of the find got out, looters moved in. Within a year, Phum Snay had been stripped bare ... Related Posts:New Cambodian Artists, Look at us now ! anti-piracy begins in Cambodia Cambodia: Mixed Views on Freedom of Expression
By: Khmerbird
mobility system in Cambodia
2009-09-06 19:45:00 the world is in the process of improving the mobility system, to assure an ubiquitous connectivity. we can ask the same question which level of mobility system available in Cambodia today? there are 9 mobile phone operators in Cambodia, which i would say it's a bit too many for such a small country like Cambodia. ... Related posts:Sachs bike looking for business partner in CambodiaKizona Bridge in Kampong ChamK Agency – Models and Events
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angkor car model 333, made in Cambodia
2009-09-02 19:43:00 i have been chasing the information about this strange car quite a while, and here you are, the image of the new car Angkor 333 made in Cambodia by Cambodian inventor Mr. Nhean Phaloek. i believed this Angkor 333 is his 3th invention, he has 2 previous models which i don't have any image of ...
By: Khmerbird
how to make friends in Cambodia
2009-08-31 18:15:00 does is hard to integrate yourself into Cambodian society ? this might happen to the foreigners that come to work and live in Cambodia or we usually call them the expats. yes i guess expat is the right word to refer to those white guys or Barangs that currently work in Cambodia. the word Barang ...
By: Khmerbird
holiday in Cambodia by DEAD KENNEDYS
2009-08-26 20:46:00 it is not the first time that i hear many people appreciate holiday in Cambodia, maybe it's the first time for some Cambodia people to hear this song. let's check out the record, the song was first record in 1980, by the American punk band Dead Kennedys. i think the song described about America ...
By: Khmerbird
collection of Cambodia Travel Guide
2009-08-25 02:36:00 as any other Cambodia people, i rarely look at the map or you would say i don't know how to read the map. if you give me the map, i probably turn it up side down many times to locate where my house is. you can laugh, i don't mind. the reason is here we don't usually ...
By: Khmerbird
Jungle Bound, Video of Angkor Wat, Cambodia in 1930s
2009-08-24 03:30:00 how did the Khmer people build the Angkor Wat and other temples? how could those beautiful temples possibly exist on earth? is it a dream or something? you are not the first who feel that way. you can't believe your eyes, you try hard to imagine and go back into 12th century. i think you ...
By: Khmerbird
Have you tasted Cambodian Summer Rolls Yet
2009-08-21 19:15:00 I remember, when i was in France, in a small town in Toulouse, I always had lunch at a Khmer restaurant. All the diners knew about Cambodian summer rolls and ordered a lot of them; they are the best and most popular Cambodian food across the world. Cambodia has a lot of nice and tasteful foods. ...
By: Khmerbird
Mekong River Raises Cost of Trans-Asia Railway
2009-08-20 02:30:00 i have also learned that there is a plan to build the railway to connect Cambodia to Vietnam, then All Asian countries will be connected by railway. it's something very good for the future, in term of transport cost reduction, and would be the new experience to Cambodian and Asian people with the long journey on the train.
By: Khmerbird
AsiaLife, must-read magazine before coming to Cambodia
2009-08-19 02:07:00 it's hard to find a good magazine that could tell everything you want to know about a city: food, drink, good restaurant, what to do on weekend etc ... well i would say we could find few good English magazines in Cambodia. it started when i had my lonely coffee at Cafe Sentiment each Saturday morning, ...
By: Khmerbird
Football Cambodia Roubroum
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Rithy Panh | From Documentary to Fiction
2009-01-29 19:25:00 i hated Rithy Panh when i first saw the poster of “Un soir après la guerre” in Paris. It was completely disturbing me when i saw people buying the ticket and see a sad movie from my country. since that day, there is no strange for me when i see people crying in the cinema. i ...
By: Khmerbird
Litratong Pinoy #18: Ang Pagwawagi
2008-11-27 03:37:00 ... ng kampanya ng pamahalaang Cambodia laban sa HIV/AIDS.Dahil sa puspusang pagpalaganap ng iba't-ibang programa sa tulong ng mga international aid agencies, UNAIDS, mga NGOs pati na ang mga Buddhist monks, nagkaroon ito ng positibong resulta pagkatapos ng ilang taon. Para sa karagdagang impormasyon ukol sa kampanya laban sa HIV/AIDS, paki-basa lang sa ibaba.
Background info
2008-11-27 02:31:00 Ang Cambodia ay isa sa mga bansang may pinaka-mataas na HIV infection rates sa buong mundo. Naitala ang pinaka-unang kaso ng HIV sa bansa noong 1991, at ang pinaka-unang tao na na-diagnose na may AIDS ay naitala naman noong 1993. Tinatayang sa loob ng taong 1997 umaabot humigit-kumulang sa 157,000 katao, edad 15-49 taon, ang hinihinalaang may HIV sa Cambodia. Sa resulta ng pananaliksik ng iba't-ibang ahensiya ng gobyerno at sa tulong ng mga banyagang mananaliksik, lumalabas na ang pagtatalik ng walang proteksyon, ang pagkakaroon ng multiple partners, ang prostitusyon, ay iilan lamang sa maraming dahilan ng pagkalat ng HIV/AIDS. Dahil dito, nagtulong-tulong ang iba't-ibang ahensya ng pamahalaan ng Cambodia at ng mga ahensya tulad ng UNAIDS, USAID, mga NGOs, atbp., upang magsagawa ng programang sasagot sa problemang ito. Sa tulong ng mga ito, naglunsad ng matinding awareness programs, kasama na ang mga media programs, para sa mga kabataan, mga nakakatanda lalo na sa mga babaeng may ...
Spirit House in Cambodia
2008-08-30 15:29:00 I am not afraid of ghosts. Except when I?m alone. At night. In Cambodia where millions of people died of genocide in the seventies. Last year, when Honey had to go to the Philippines for work for almost two months, he left me in this kingdom far far away where I was alone. At night. ... [ This is a content summary only. Visit PinoyBlogoSphere.com for full links, other content, and more! ] |
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