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Pauline REINA, Lea Sannier

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Stories

Carve your own way: How craftsmanship changed Sarin’s life?

Eyes fixed on her carving of Angkor Wat, Sarin handles her tools with quiet precision. A brief, confident stroke and the wood yields, cut cleanly and evenly. In Cambodia, craftsmanship is carefully studied, preserved, and passed down. It carries the cultural identity of the Kingdom, inherited from its imperial era, with Siem Reap as its capital. After the civil…

Sports

Fighting for What Feels Right

Tharoth’s journey from trauma to strength is a powerful story of resilience. After surviving an assault as a teenager, she turned to martial arts to reclaim her power. Today, the Cambodian fighter inspires women to challenge social norms, build confidence, and fight for their own future.

Stories

Around Orussey Market, Tailors Bloom on Every Street Corner

Phnom Penh – Around Orussey Market, tailors bloom on every street corner. Walking through the streets of Phnom Penh, one thing quickly strikes you: most trades tend to cluster in specialized neighborhoods. Alleys of sportswear shops, market corners dedicated to clothing, or streets where scooter sellers line up one after another. This concentration is not accidental, especially in the case…

Stories

Every Corner Tells a Story: Life on the Streets of Phnom Penh

Every corner of Phnom Penh is steeped in stories. They hide in the curves of its streets, in the old façades of its restaurants, and in the smiles of those who live there. Personal stories that sometimes become part of history. We had the opportunity to meet Vannak, who, through his profession, happens to be…