Khmer ballerina Neang Sok (also called “Mi Soc” or “Little Mother Soc”) wearing a sbai and sampot, circa 1865, in one of three photographs taken of her by Emile Gsell (Public domain)🇰🇭
Khmer is the origin of this ancient tradition. It is part of Cambodia’s history, culture, and heritage, dating back to the Khmer Empire. Respect the history—don’t rewrite or erase its roots. 🇰🇭 #sakyantkhmer
(2) Opening Statement of H.E. Prak Sokhonn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Kingdom of Cambodia, in his capacity as Cambodia’s Agent, delivered this morning at the first meeting of the Conciliation Commission under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) between Cambodia and Thailand in Singapore
#CambodiaWantsPeace
#JusticeForCambodia
For everyone wondering why Cambodians are upset: Lisa used traditional Khmer dance moves without giving proper credit. Khmer dance is a sacred part of our history and heritage, and culture should be respected and credited properly.
#KhmerCulture#RespectKhmerCulture
Woke up and chose to defend my Khmer culture. 🇰🇭🔥
Our culture. Our history. Our identity. Not yours to claim or rewrite.
Proud to be Khmer. ❤️🇰🇭
#ProtectKhmerCulture#Cambodia