Children in Jail in Cambodia
Orm Makara (C), 2, stands near his mother Keo Sovannary, 28, who is a prisoner in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Ouk Sarom (L), 29, who is a prisoner, holds her child, Yen Vinean, 2, in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodian prisoners look from their prison cell in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodian prisoners receive gifts from a human rights group representative in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
A Cambodian girl (C) stands near her mother, who is a prisoner, in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Orm Makara (C), 2, stands near his mother Keo Sovannary, 28, who is a prisoner in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Ouk Sarom (L), 29, who is a prisoner, holds her child, Yen Vinean, 2, in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodian prisoners look from their prison cell in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea 
Cambodian prisoners receive gifts from a human rights group representative in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
A Cambodian girl (C) stands near her mother, who is a prisoner, in Prey Sar prison, west of Phnom Penh, June 1, 2007. Human rights groups offered food to more than 500 prisoners, including prenatal women and children, during International Children's Day. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
wow wow wow wow It seem like the CPP Government are puting the Children in Jail too,It is so Amazing, what country is that?PHK Boston Mass.
ReplyDeleteUnited Nation is so Crazy they can not do nothing to Hun Sen for let the Cambodian Children in Jail.hahahahahaha,comment by PHK Boston Mass.
ReplyDeleteChoy Oy Mar Do Mak Cong Jor,Ye Ah Nis Oy Kon Khmeng Rous Nov Knong Kuk Tich Pra Yath Douch Sar Mai Ah Pol Pot Teat Tov. comment by PHK Boston MASS.
ReplyDeleteWhat I do not understand is the children are in the present with mom. Where are the dads. Does it have two to make a child.
ReplyDeleteHun Sen is creating the criminals and the desperate of the future. This is how he control his power. These children will grow up without education or civil understanding. Therefor they turn to Hun Sen who will be the great "god" who will save them from starvations.
ReplyDelete1:19AM That why he want to be a Leader of Cambodia for 91 more years.comment by Prohok Khmer lived in Boston MASS.
ReplyDeleteWrong, on the contrary, those kids
ReplyDeletewere not jailed because they did
not commited any crime. They just
stayed with their mums who
committed a felony. If the mums
don't want them to stay in jail
with them, they could just send
their children to live with
relatives. However, that is not
that easy when the khmer relatives
often condemn folons members, not
to mention most of them are too
poor to help out...
Anyhow, the mums will served her
timed with or without her child.
We don't care.
When the child is brought up Jail what kind of society do we have?
ReplyDeleteTh UN election was a sham and the countries around the that continue to support this regime are collaborator of the new wave of crime, allowing children to stay/brought up in Jail
allowing Khmer land to be chopped, Khmer become a controlled state, worst than Communist because it brought about a totalitarian thugs that made so many suffer.
They are very pitiful and innocent...
ReplyDeleteThe child who brought up in jail
ReplyDeletewill strive harder with school
works to avoid jail.
3:44am, you said those comments ... are wrong... and we don't care'
ReplyDelete"We" - who the hell is your 'We', anyway? Your 'We' don't care, but Khmers do. Khmer is sad and hurt to see that happened to their young generation. Agreeing that their mothers are felony, however, the babarian nation leader should do something to keep those children out of their prisons.
It is good you are afraid of them to live alone in Khmer society. Who is responsible for that? Don't you think it is the deranged government whose obligation to hold that responsibility.
Have you ever thought what their future is going to be if they are kept staying with thei mothers in jail?
8:57, Didn't you read post 8:06?
ReplyDeleteAnd hey, if you want to get the
child outta there, just go over
and work it out with the mother.
Otherwise, shut the fuck up, Dude.
As a Human being, how do we feel to see these innocent kids live in the prison? Some of them even born in the prison, not at home, at hospital but in prison. They are just like the orther Khmer kids, but why...? They need good food to eat, they need school. If they cannot be educated how their life will be? Will they like their mom, commit some crimes and go prison.
ReplyDeleteEveryday, they live in prison, know nothing about outside world. This not what they are born for. I hope government will think of it soon specialy high official.They
will feel it if one their child or grandchil live in prison.
These innocence children are also a felon under AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave government otherwise AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave wouldn't make these children to dress like a prisoner!
ReplyDeleteThis is so unspeakable!!!These innocence children will be branded as felon just like their mother and father!
Hey mother fucker 9:08am, it's no way I'm gonna shut up, but you babarian. If you don't know fucken nothing about how to help them or who should be responsible for that, just fuck off.
ReplyDeleteWhy do they make children wear jail clothings?
ReplyDelete9:40? You are the one you complaint
ReplyDeleteabout babies being with their
felon mums in jail. So you should
be the one to negotiate with those
mums to let you have their child.
We ain't gonna seperate them. To
us (khmers,) it is a human right
issue to spit babies from their
mums. It's too much pains for both
the child an the mum.
1:48pm, sounding like you are a dumbo. Did I say that children need to be separate from their mothers? I am Khmer too. And I would say 'We don't care' in a comment above. I am very well aware of human right issue.
ReplyDeleteWhat I am trying to say is that it is the responsibility of the govenment, who needs to do anything for the sake of those children.
Ah See Pee Pee Hun Kvang Shit regime = Ah Pol Pot regime.
ReplyDeleteWrong, Pol Pot is a two-eyed Nazi
ReplyDeletejust like Ah Sam Nazi.
To 1:18PM!
ReplyDeleteDo you ever listen to yourself for once in your life! AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave used to say that he wanted to leave a good legacy for the next Cambodian younger generation and don't want any of the future Cambodian generation to suffer like the previous generation did!! Ahahhahhah! How can these Cambodian future generations enjoy
AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave's legacy when they are already in jail since they were babies!!ahahha
AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave always contradict himself again and again!
Dude, it is not me who have problem
ReplyDeletehearing, but you. Since when did
PM Hun Sen said that he wanted to
leave criminals anything?
To 3:15AM!
ReplyDeleteDo you enjoy seeing babies in prison with their parent? Do you?
So putting babies in prison is not a violation of human right?
Stupid fuck!
Well, I know I will be upset if
ReplyDeletesomeone separated me from my
parent, just like the Khmer Rouge
did. How about you?
The fucken Khmer Rouge and AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave government are no different! You didn't know that AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave is a former Khmer Rouge?
ReplyDeleteWhat are you trying to compare?
I agree with all of you it is against human rights to have them jailed, mother and child. They should all be executed that way theres no mother or child in jail and Cambodia will not violate Human Rights Issue because the dead have no Rights!
ReplyDeleteHehe! ... but seriously those women
ReplyDeletewith childs are not in for long
term. I mean more than 2 years.
Anyone who's sentenced to more than
2 years may not fit to raise a
child. Just take a good look at
the women with children in the
picture, do they look dangerous to
their child?
Don't worry, everything will be
fine. Remember, it is the mother
choice to be with her children.
She has that right when her crime
is not that harsh. Plus, the
government does not desired to
jail anyone because it is
expensive to care for them, but we
have to in some case in order to
discipline them not to steal and
scam people or whatever else.
12:12, most people only joined the
ReplyDeleteKhmer Rouge to restore Somdach
Euv, not because they love
communist; that is the propaganda
that the Khmere Rouge used to
draft people. If Hun Sen loves
communist our country would have
been like Laos, Burma, China, ...,
and Vietnam right now.