As a Cambodian, I believe that the destruction of cultural heritage is not merely a loss to one nation โ it is a loss to all humanity. Ancient temples are more than stone structures. They are living records of human civilisation, symbols of identity and priceless treasures that connect past, present and future generations.
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Thailand criticised for Undermining UN Special Rapporteur Instead of addressing Humanitarian Crisis
In his recent statement, Andrews urged Cambodia and Thailand to work together to ensure the safe and swift return of thousands of civilians displaced by the border conflict, saying international law guarantees their right to return home.
Responding to the statement, a senior Cambodian official said Cambodia was โseriously concernedโ by Thailandโs attempt to undermine the independence and credibility of the UN Special Rapporteur.
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Aishah Siregar has surfaced again in Cambodia with a statement addressed to national and international media. She says she left Singapore of her own will because life there had become stressful, that she came looking for work teaching English, and that nobody forced or tricked her into coming. She adds that she has no involvement in scamming or any other crime.
It is circulating on Khmer social media, packaged with a note that coverage abroad has misrepresented conditions in Cambodia and that readers should not be misled. The Ministry of Interior had already described the case as a personal family matter.
Her last message to her mother said she was going to school. Her brother told CNA that when the family went to collect her, her WhatsApp and Telegram accounts had been deleted and her phone line was dead. Emails they found later showed she had transferred hundreds of dollars to someone whose name matches an online friend she had been gaming with for over a year. The statement addresses none of that.
imagine how difficult things mustโve been for her in singapore that she chose to come here to work, despite knowing the job pays less then again a lower-paying job can still be better than living in a toxic environment ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ
there is no high paying job for you in Cambodia
there is no opportunities for you in Cambodia
and there is no love of your life waiting for you in Cambodia
Just don't visit Cambodia in general, I'd wager you're more likely to die there than in North Korea