Tag: Cambodia
Landmines still maim, kill Cambodians decades after civil war’s end
There were about 100 casualties a year from landmines and unexploded ordnance during the decade that began in 2010
Cambodia’s environmental code raises concerns among Indigenous communities
"The weaponization of laws to disregard Indigenous peoples' rights to land and self-determination is a global trend"
A museum in Cambodia offers a safe and healing space for...
The museum became an independent entity in 2023 and its team is now mostly composed of young volunteers and peace advocates
Palm Sunday and Laudato Si’ in Cambodia
We can't take the branches of a palm tree from the jungle to welcome the King of Creation and then leave trash in the jungle
Two Khmer Krom activists given prison sentences in Vietnam
“Both were targeted for their advocacy of the rights of the Khmer Krom community and should have never been brought to court"
Cambodian teen rescued from family home in China after Facebook plea
When they arrived in China, they were taken into a room that held many other Cambodian and Vietnamese girls and women
Carbon credit scheme sees Indigenous Cambodians harassed, evicted: report
Chong Indigenous villagers said while they support preservation, the project restricted their ability to farm, forage, and collect firewood
SPOTLIGHT: Ancestral Lands | More than mere dollar bills
Protecting Indigenous identity, rights and existence. Check, check, check.
Echoes of Indigenous voices: Perspectives from Salesian mission field
It is vital to allow indigenous voices to lead these conversations, urging missionaries to adopt a posture of listening and learning
IN PHOTOS: Salesians host dialogue among Indigenous groups in Cambodia
During the assembly, the Indigenous Peoples shared their identity, language, traditions, spirituality, territory, and challenges.