I read that the govt is organising Khmer lessons, a place to stay, and training for them, ie blue-collar trade If they fuck that up, then they really do deserve nuffink Let's wait and see before judging The Cambodian government hasn't organized Jack Shit for them and contributes no money at all to ...

https://i.imgur.com/XMUSXGX.jpg In an interview with Koh Santepheap, Tan Sonnich, executive director of the Unpaid Khmer Citizen Support Organization, located in Thiruvanet Sok, Phnom Penh, April 6, 2018, said that 22 Cambodians sent back to Cambodia by the US had been taken in by relatives, but th...

PSD-Kiwi wrote: ↑Thu Apr 05, 2018 11:05 pm

taabarang wrote: ↑Thu Apr 05, 2018 8:35 pm I hope to meet them. Do they have an established hangout in PP?

The Cool Lounge, st.440, TTP

Tiny Toones NGO

and 1Love Cambodia https://www.facebook.com/1LoveCambodia/?ref=br_rs

I'm sure there isn't, but in the same way that 'snuffed it' in reference to someone dying probably wouldn't be in there; that again would be a very insensitive way of referring to someone near and dear to you who has died.. trust me, as a native English speaker from the UK, it won't be language that...

That's right.. and that's why I thanked the admin for changing the title (even though it now still exists via google search)... it's not a sensitive word and for family and friends, it will feel like a bit of a kick in the gut (it's certainly the reaction I had when I saw it..).

Hi, I just wanted to say that I knew Steve.. he had been in Cambodia for over 20 years and had a very wide circle of friends who were very close to him.. As you know, Steve suffered a massive trauma to the brain last year and was in hospital in Bangkok for nearly 2 months before being discharged bac...