Access to clean water is a fundamental human right, yet inequalities persist both locally and globally. In this blog post, I provide a postcolonial perspective on water injustice, using the example of Kep in Cambodia to highlight the system which…
Tourism’s ties to colonialism are firmly embedded in Kep, a beach town known as a haven of peace and a paradise for the wealthy. My goal is to promote responsible eco-tourism for the benefit of fishing communities, which is inevitably…
The intent of this op-ed is to contribute to the decolonization of Kep’s economy by ending the vicious circle of economic inequality that a neo-colonialist mindset perpetuates. To this end, I do not only emphasize the tourism industry’s most abusive…
Ahead of the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem on 26 July 2024, Action Education/Aide et Action (AEA) Cambodia underlines the role of environmental education as a powerful tool to address the climate crisis. When children grow…
