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…
PHNOM PENH – More than 14,000 children who were missing out on education returned to school from February last year until June this year, a 168% increase in the target figure. They have enrolled in the Consortium for Out-of-School Children…
Indigenous Tampoun students in northeastern Cambodia encountereducational obstacles because of the language barrier, as Khmer differsfrom their native language. This hinders their comprehension, engagement, andacademic progress. Scarce resources in their language further add complexity totheir learning environment. Moreover, many Tampoun…
តាមអង្គការ អេដ អេ អាក់ស្យុង និងអង្គការទ…
