The Gender issue is a worldwide issue which happens not only in the developed country, but it also happens in the developing country such as Cambodian. Even though women always take a part in society and work as a man, but they still can’t access to equal rights, offers of advantages, chance, and qualities. Cambodia is a developing country with an approximate 16.25 million populations in 2018. Men and women can enjoy their equal rights, yet it is the difference […]
The Low Literacy Rate In Cambodia Educational policy-makers, planners, administrators, and practitioners have long held the opinion that literacy is a prerequisite for individuals as well as society. The world data on life expectancy, infant mortality, and gross national product (GNP) bear this out. This paper is aiming at addressing the reality of and recommend how to improve the situation of the low literacy rate in Cambodia. Historical Background After 30 years of war and civil unrest, which decimated the […]
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Get help with your assignmentUnderstanding how culture affects our lives helps us develop a sociological imagination. In 1954 the U.S. Agency for International Development created a program to educate Cambodian nationals at American universities. Many of the 187 students who came settled in Long Beach and enrolled at the California State University of Long Beach. The USAID program was later discontinued due to the Vietnam War. Cambodian history is filled with many horror stories and much pain. In April 1975, a French teacher Pol […]
Since the earliest of Cambodia’s history, this small Asian country has fought for peace and independence from a long string of foreign invaders. It has fought the rule of such countries as Siam, Vietnam, and France over the years. This was also the scene for Cambodia during The Cold War. Japan, Vietnam, and the terrorist group known as the Khmer Rouge attempted to overpower during the conflict of superpowers. This time, Cambodia only managed to have to struggle harder to […]
Hunger. I know what the word means, but when I think back over my life, I’m not sure I’ve ever really experienced it. World hunger has been something that I knew about in only the most esoteric ways. The magnitude of the problem has always paralyzed me, the causes and solutions so complex and multi-layered I did not even know where to begin. Before making my first donation, I did quite a bit of research on many of the organizations […]
Kimsey and I have very different lifestyles and environments we live in. Kimsey’s role that she takes in her family puts her under an incredible amount of stress. I am provided with all the things I need and more to survive where, whereas Kimsey needs to work hard at the age of 16 to provide those things for herself and her family. How hard Kimsey works to provide for her family is extremely different from my experiences. Kimsey’s bed is […]
Cambodia is about five times bigger than Taiwan. Taiwan is approximately 35,980 square kilometers, or 13,891 square miles, while Cambodia is approximately 181,035 square kilometers, or 69,898 square miles. Meanwhile, Taiwan is currently accommodating 23.5 million citizens. That is about 7.3 million less than Cambodia (Index). Furthermore, there are only 16,486,542 residents in Cambodia, yet, it’s 36.9 percent more expensive than in Taiwan (Index). There is an underlying problem when a least developing country like Cambodia has a higher cost […]
To Adolf Hitler, the Jews were the biggest problem in the way of his perfect society. He had to take them out, and the only way to do that was by death. Adolf Hitler and their collaborators were responsible for the deaths of over six million people and made even daily life harder for those who survived. In Night by Elie Wiesel, Elie Wiesel goes more in-depth with the horrors that happen inside the concentration camps as well as the […]
The study analyzed the governance communication process in the context of youth representation in three selected communes in Cambodia in 2014. The study was conducted in the communes of Kandek, ChuengTuek, and Khmounh, where located in two provinces and one city of Siem Reap, Prey Veng, and Phnom Penh, respectively. It is based on and applies the model type of governance communication by Dr. Flor. It identified the constructs that guide governance communication practices among CYRs in Cambodia. It also […]
I went into my closet and grabbed a pair of pants, a sweater, and running shorts. Combined, they were made in China, Cambodia, and Thailand. I found that most everything I pick up is made in China, not just my clothing. But when it comes down to the textiles and the working conditions they’re made in, it really makes me not want to buy any more clothes that aren’t made in America. 36% of China’s population lives on less than […]
Cambodia is a state located in Southeast Asia that has a population of more than fifteen million, with most of the people living in the Southern regions. Ninety percent of the population is ethnic Khmer, and the rest are mainly ethnic Vietnamese and Chinese. The religion that is most practiced in Cambodia is Buddhism, with ninety-five of the population as Theravada Buddhists. Khmer, the main and official language spoken in Cambodia, is spoken by thirteen million people, and it is […]
Before 1975, very few Cambodians lived in the United States. Cambodian refugees began immigrating to the United States in large numbers in 1979. The largest wave of Cambodian immigrants came in the early 1980s. After 1985, the wave of immigrants peaked and started to decline because of the more stable political situation in Cambodia. Push Pull In Cambodia, the climate is tropical, with monsoon rains and extremely dry seasons. Education in Cambodia was poor. It was estimated that about 48% […]
The Cambodian genocide was an attempt to nationalize the peasant society of Cambodia. Carried out by “Pol Pot,” the Khmer Rouge leader, the Cambodian genocide was a rapid attempt at forming a unified society with similar views and values in a communist atmosphere. In 1952, Cambodia declared its independence from France after years of being subjected to colony rulings. Cambodia, a bordering country of Vietnam, was forced to deal with the nearby Vietnam War as a newly formed nation. The […]
Recently, as Karen Coates discusses in her article “The Blood on Our Backs,” protests raged in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, over the low wages of garment workers. Protestors became violent, throwing “rocks, bricks, and Molotov cocktails.” Military police responded and escalated the violence with batons and bullets, leaving five dead and twenty wounded. In first-world countries like the United States, clothing companies have exported their production to developing countries like Cambodia, where labor is cheaper. The reason labor is so much […]
Children are entitled to nine years of free education in Cambodia. However, research shows that in 2012, 53% of students and 67% of parent respondents said they incurred costs for items they expected to be the responsibility of schools and MoEYS. (SITE NEP) A responsibility the government has confirmed to take on. The cost is estimated to be about $119/year/student, which is a major factor for school dropout, especially for poor households and families with multiple children in school. (SITE […]
Coming to terms with the past After the catastrophic events that occurred during the Khmer Rouge Regime in Cambodia in 1975, thousands were left with painful mental symptoms. About 2 million people were killed, 1/3 of the county’s population. (Rummel. 1994) During the Khmer rouge’s reign of terror, multiple human rights violations occurred, including the enslavement, torture, starvation, and execution of the people of Cambodia. It has been over 38 years since the tragic events, but Cambodians are still struggling […]
Street crime is considered to be a common theft act that usually happens in many countries around the world. In Cambodia, on the other hand, street crime is one among many other different kinds of crime that remain a concern to city dwellers and local residents. It is seen that crime in Cambodia is reported to have risen by five percent in the first half of 2017 (Chhay Channyda). In this regard, the number of victims losing their own property […]
Modern World History Cambodian Genocide Report Dead bodies are on the ground everywhere that you turn. The smell of filth and death choke your lungs as you wonder if tomorrow will be a better day. All your body feels is pain and emptiness. One might think this is how life was like for the Tutsis during the Rwandan genocide, but in reality this is how life was like for many Cambodians who were forced to face the harsh ruling of […]
Communism has always been one of the worlds biggest “What if’s” constantly being talked of for its nearly dreamlike ideology and resounding failures that spiraled to cruel dictatorships and mass loss of life. In the novel First they Killed My Father by Loung Ung the detrimental effects of communism on a society were exemplified through true personal accounts by Ung. The goal of communism is to abolish all private property, every person to be equal, and for every person to […]
