Monthly Archives: September 2009

Does ‘male-trafficking’ exist in Cambodia?

Posted on September 27, 2009 by Kounila Keo

Many people have just heard about child or woman trafficking, but IRIN new agency had a report about Cambodian males who have been trafficked to some countries for labour. Men have just been recognized as trafficked victims. […Kou Channyyon’s story … Continue reading →

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Email sent to my classmates–I’m happy to read

Posted on September 26, 2009 by Kounila Keo

This angry email was sent to us this morning, stemming from the late coming of several students including me. I didn’t back off and smiled at  him because I knew what wrong I’d done. I don’t back off but feel sure … Continue reading →

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I had a terrible dream—unforgettable nightmare

Posted on September 25, 2009 by Kounila Keo

Last night, I had a chain of horrible dreams. I was left trembling after the last sequence of my dream. I couldn’t understand how it could appear. It was something I always dread seeing. How gruesome and bloody it could … Continue reading →

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