Tired of the over-commercialisation of sport, Mark Bibby Jackson visits a tournament in Pailin that shows that the beautiful game retains its power to do good.
As an instructor from the Cambodian Ministry of Education passes the ball to his colleague, a young boy sets off in hot pursuit. His ta...
Many returning Khmers share one thing in common–they have all moved to a foreign culture, their own. Anvaya is a networking group that helps Khmers raised overseas but now working here to realise they are not alone. Words by Dorine Schreiner.
This month Meta House hosts the Cambodian premiere of WAR DON DON, an award-winning documentary about post-conflict justice in Sierra Leone. AsiaLIFE talks to director Rebecca Richman Cohen about the documentary and its parallels with Cambodia.
This month Accor’s Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra will become the first five-star hotel to open in the Cambodian capital for a decade. Mark Bibby Jackson talks with the man tasked with making it a success.
The year 2010 has been good for female contemporary visual artists in Cambodia. Supported by some key actors in the arts scene, young Khmer women artists are staking their claims and demanding to be heard, bringing with them a sense of empowerment and courage, but they still face an uphill battle....
