Tag: Cambodia
Taiwan warns travelers as scam centers proliferate in Southeast Asia
The move came amid growing concerns over Taiwanese citizens being lured to these countries to work in scam centers
Fr. François Ponchaud, chronicler of Khmer Rouge atrocities, dies at 85
Fr. Ponchaud retired to a rural parish in Cambodia from 2016 to 2021 before returning to France due to age and health issues
Salesian Mission brings hope to Cambodia’s Indigenous youth
The mission supports 270 Indigenous and rural children through the Don Bosco Brother Sun Scholarship Program
Cambodia’s disabled find strength in symbolism of mutilated Christ, says Jesuit...
Figaredo's reflections on the day highlighted the profound spiritual connection between the disabled and the suffering Christ
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Cambodia (Jarai, Kreung,...
In our villages, the bonfire is the place of meeting, talking, food, heat, and light. The fire reveals our traditions
Salesian-run school in Cambodia awarded for environmental initiatives by Royal Ministry
Sophalleth underscored the critical importance of integrating education with environmental stewardship to foster sustainable societies
Voices of faith | Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Philippines (Pulangiyēn)
Pulangiyen community is one of the cultural groups in Mindanao that traditionally identify themselves by the river systems they inhabit
Salesian Mission in Cambodia welcomes its first Deacon
His commitment to his faith and educational work led him to join the Salesian Congregation, with the support of Fr. John Visser, the rector
Buddhist officials expel monk over anniversary of Cambodian activist’s killing
Saing Rithy said he considers the decision a “suppression of my rights and freedoms,” and a “threat” to him and other monks
Caritas organizations in Southeast Asia rallied for unified climate strategy
The workshop aimed to establish strategic directions, secure donor support, and foster government cooperation to implement action plans