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Reading articles in the KT makes me laugh.
1. National April 30, 2022
Cambodia calls for single standard for Press Freedom
2.National April 30, 2022
Cambodia condemns restrictions on basic freedoms report
3. National April 29, 2022
Cambodia reiterates commitment to uphold press freedom
4. National April 29, 2022
No law to probe election spending by parties, says NEC
just my sense of humour i guess
Check KT for articles if interested in a giggle
1. National April 30, 2022
Cambodia calls for single standard for Press Freedom
2.National April 30, 2022
Cambodia condemns restrictions on basic freedoms report
3. National April 29, 2022
Cambodia reiterates commitment to uphold press freedom
4. National April 29, 2022
No law to probe election spending by parties, says NEC
just my sense of humour i guess
Check KT for articles if interested in a giggle
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Wasn't there a topic some time back about local journalists receiving training from China?
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This one is cute.
3 May 2022
Cambodia reiterates commitment to assist Myanmar to return to democracy
Khmer Times
3 May 2022
Cambodia reiterates commitment to assist Myanmar to return to democracy
Khmer Times
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What's wrong with that? A pot likes to see a clean kettle.Anchor Moy wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 12:19 am This one is cute.
3 May 2022
Cambodia reiterates commitment to assist Myanmar to return to democracy
Khmer Times
From Wiki:
'The constitution declares Cambodia to be an "independent, sovereign, peaceful, permanently neutral and non-aligned country." The constitution also proclaims a liberal, multiparty democracy in which powers are devolved to the executive, the judiciary and the legislature.'
Sounds legit...
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From sublime to the ridiculous.
Furries Australia: Year 8 Melbourne private school girl identifies as a cat
A Melbourne private school is supporting a student’s choice to identify as a cat, a source close the family has reportedly revealed.
August 22, 2022 - 9:14AM
Sky News contributor Daisy Cousens says at an elite Brisbane school there are students who have "jumped" onto the "new furries trend". The Courier Mail reports students at Brisbane Girls Grammar School have taken to the trend, allegedly walking on all fours and licking their hands as if they were paws. "One girl apparently cut a hole in her skirt to make room for an imaginary tail, however, didn't get a uniform infraction for it when ordinarily she possibly would because that's how she identifies, so that's that," Ms Cousens said.
A private school in Melbourne is reportedly supporting a year eight, non-verbal student in identifying as a cat.
The Herald Sun reports the “phenomenally bright” child has been allowed to assume the identity, with the behaviour linked to the ‘furries’ subculture that has been adopted by some teen circles.
“No one seems to have a protocol for students identifying as animals, but the approach has been that if it doesn’t disrupt the school, everyone is being supportive,” said a source close the family.
“The behaviour is being normalised. Now more and more people are identifying as whatever they want to identify with, including ‘furries’”.
Although the school didn’t confirm the girl’s attendance they said that their approach to mental health “is always unique to the student and will take into account professional advice and the wellbeing of the student”.
Recently, it was reported by the Courier Mail that some students at the prestigious Brisbane Girls Grammar School had also began expressing animal-like tendencies.
“When a girl went to sit at a spare desk, another girl screamed at her and said she was sitting on her tail; there’s a slit in this child’s uniform where the tail apparently is,” said one mum.
“Girls who identify as felines preen themselves, licking the back of their hands, and the foxes walk around with their arms leaning towards the ground, as if they’re on all fours; the kids are all talking about it.”
In Michigan, a state in the US’ midwest, a school was forced to debunk claims that it had implemented a “litter box for the kids that identify as cats”.
The above incidents come as some Gen Z teens have adopted the furries subculture, in which people anthropomorphise animals, and begin to give them human characteristics.
While some members choose to adopt a ‘fursona,’ the ABC reports only “20 to 25 per cent of furries have fur suits”. The subculture is also removed from sexual fetish.
On TikTok, the #furry hashtag features people wearing elaborate, cartoon animal costumes, dubbed ‘fursuits’. In some cases, participants may wear the entire fursuit which covers their entire body, while others just opt in for the head of the animal.
In a Rolling Stone feature from 2019, the director of communications of Anthrocon (an annual furry convention that takes place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) said there are a range of reasons why someone may want to explore the furries subculture.
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“Some of them like the aesthetic, they like the idea of creating somebody, and they like the idea of being someone other than who they are.”
Furries Australia: Year 8 Melbourne private school girl identifies as a cat
A Melbourne private school is supporting a student’s choice to identify as a cat, a source close the family has reportedly revealed.
August 22, 2022 - 9:14AM
Sky News contributor Daisy Cousens says at an elite Brisbane school there are students who have "jumped" onto the "new furries trend". The Courier Mail reports students at Brisbane Girls Grammar School have taken to the trend, allegedly walking on all fours and licking their hands as if they were paws. "One girl apparently cut a hole in her skirt to make room for an imaginary tail, however, didn't get a uniform infraction for it when ordinarily she possibly would because that's how she identifies, so that's that," Ms Cousens said.
A private school in Melbourne is reportedly supporting a year eight, non-verbal student in identifying as a cat.
The Herald Sun reports the “phenomenally bright” child has been allowed to assume the identity, with the behaviour linked to the ‘furries’ subculture that has been adopted by some teen circles.
“No one seems to have a protocol for students identifying as animals, but the approach has been that if it doesn’t disrupt the school, everyone is being supportive,” said a source close the family.
“The behaviour is being normalised. Now more and more people are identifying as whatever they want to identify with, including ‘furries’”.
Although the school didn’t confirm the girl’s attendance they said that their approach to mental health “is always unique to the student and will take into account professional advice and the wellbeing of the student”.
Recently, it was reported by the Courier Mail that some students at the prestigious Brisbane Girls Grammar School had also began expressing animal-like tendencies.
“When a girl went to sit at a spare desk, another girl screamed at her and said she was sitting on her tail; there’s a slit in this child’s uniform where the tail apparently is,” said one mum.
“Girls who identify as felines preen themselves, licking the back of their hands, and the foxes walk around with their arms leaning towards the ground, as if they’re on all fours; the kids are all talking about it.”
In Michigan, a state in the US’ midwest, a school was forced to debunk claims that it had implemented a “litter box for the kids that identify as cats”.
The above incidents come as some Gen Z teens have adopted the furries subculture, in which people anthropomorphise animals, and begin to give them human characteristics.
While some members choose to adopt a ‘fursona,’ the ABC reports only “20 to 25 per cent of furries have fur suits”. The subculture is also removed from sexual fetish.
On TikTok, the #furry hashtag features people wearing elaborate, cartoon animal costumes, dubbed ‘fursuits’. In some cases, participants may wear the entire fursuit which covers their entire body, while others just opt in for the head of the animal.
In a Rolling Stone feature from 2019, the director of communications of Anthrocon (an annual furry convention that takes place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) said there are a range of reasons why someone may want to explore the furries subculture.
More Coverage
School denies litter boxes for students
‘Stop lying’: Fury over shock graduation act
“Some of them like the aesthetic, they like the idea of creating somebody, and they like the idea of being someone other than who they are.”
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Don't know who is more mental. The kids identifying with whatever they want or the adults that are allowing this behavior.
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Kids imaginations have been doing things for years. It’s being kids. Make believe. Pretend. I see a danger of these politically over-correct types accidentally and maybe falsely reinforcing what might otherwise have been just a passing fancy.
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They've been pushing their bullshit onto children for years- If adults can believe in God, why can't kids believe they are cats?
Once you've read the dictionary, every other book is just a remix.
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