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“Explore the historical appointment of Chap To, a visually impaired individual, as undersecretary of state in Cambodia. Discover his inspirational journey and the positive impact his leadership is expected to bring for disability rights and inclusion in Cambodia.” In a groundbreaking move, King Norodom Sihamoni issued a royal decree appointing Chap To, a visually impaired…
In the vast and dynamic media landscape of Cambodia, one name stands out for his distinctive journey and remarkable impact – Anthony Ellis, News Anchor for EAC News. His diverse background and entrepreneurial spirit have catalyzed the rapid growth of EAC News over the past two years. 🔸From Hospitality to News MediaAnthony’s unique path began…
The fight for equality rages on, and by that, we mean proper equality, in which everyone can enjoy life and love free of prejudice: no ill-thought, no fear, nothing. The human rights of all people are universal and indivisible. Everyone should enjoy the same fundamental human rights, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity and…
In the high-stakes world of Hollywood, a Cambodian-born Frenchman is making waves as a renowned movie fight choreographer. Nop Daren, a passionate artist specializing in high-octane, action-packed films, has carved a niche for himself in the industry. His extraordinary journey, fueled by his unwavering passion for adrenaline-fueled car chases, explosive fight scenes, and captivating stunts,…
In the bustling economic hub and capital city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, lies a hidden gem of historical and economic significance—the Cambodian Museum of Economy and Money, Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum, also known as SOSORO. This museum offers a unique journey through Cambodia’s economic history, showcasing the evolution of its monetary system over the past…
Cambodian finswimmer Kaing Muoy Nin shines as an unsung hero, securing a historic gold medal and breaking a 50-year drought in the women’s 400m bi-fin event, inspiring a new generation of athletes. Cambodian swimmer Kaing Muoy Nin made history on May 12, winning the nation’s first gold medal in the pool in half a century.…
In the vibrant city of Philadelphia, a humble police officer has been making waves in the Cambodian community. Officer Chanta Ung, a 16-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department, has been utilizing his unique cultural background and linguistic skills to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the Asian community in the city. Born in…
Discover Thary Vorn, an unsung hero pioneering sustainable wastewater solutions in Cambodia with her social enterprise, SUDrain. Learn about her innovative biofilm filter and commitment to environmental sustainability. In the heart of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a local hero is working tirelessly to change the way communities handle wastewater treatment. Thary Vorn, the CEO and Founder…
Discover the inspiring story of Bou Samnang, an unsung hero who defied the odds and captured hearts at the Southeast Asian Games in Phnom Penh. Experience her triumph and learn how true sportsmanship transcends victory. In the world of sports, victory often steals the limelight, leaving behind the untold stories of determination, perseverance, and sheer…
Discover the story of Wisal Hin, a trailblazer in Cambodia’s sustainable development who is transforming the nation through innovative solutions, impact-driven entrepreneurship, and collaboration. Together with Platform-Impact, he champions the Impact Revolution for a better Cambodia. As the sun rose over Phnom Penh, I met Wisal Hin, the co-founder and Chairman at Platform-Impact, for an…
It can be very difficult to go more than a few feet in Southeast Asia’s busiest tourist areas without being stopped by a driver who offers to take you where you’re going. Tuk-tuks are without a doubt the most well-known of the region’s many unique types of transportation. Tuk Tuks, the Khmer version of remorks,…
Dozens of young women work daily in eastern Cambodia to clear away some of the remnants left behind from the Vietnam War, including millions of unexploded ordnances (UXO). In 2017 Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) employed the only all-female survey teams in Cambodia to search the eastern Ratanakiri area for the remains of the bombs as…
Single-use plastic items may be the idea of convenience, but they pose a serious threat to both the environment and public health due to the harm they do during production, distribution, and dumping. When a huge event happens, there will be a lot of waste left behind, especially single-use plastic, no matter where you reside…
