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| This elderly woman is begging on Trasak Pha'em Street near Samdech Pan street in Phnom Penh. Elderly people in Cambodia do not receive support from the government, unlike other countries, that is why they have to live as best as they can with a lot of hardship. Some have to live in pagodas, some depend on their neighbors' charity, and some live as hopeless vagrant while waiting for their death (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
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| A man is surrounded by young and old beggars after he came our of Pchum Ben celebrationat Wat Langka in Phnom Penh at the end of last week. Cambodia is noted for its development for the last few years, but most development plans are criticized for turning the people even poorer due to forced evictions without proper compensation or justice. (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
when vietcong go back home,we will have job for our people,khmer leu,khmer krom,khmer in this world.
ReplyDeleteCambodia is the country of beggars, they even export beggars overseas
ReplyDeleteSPEECHLESS!
ReplyDeleteThe picture above could be someones mother. So sad to see elderly end up this way before their passing.
ReplyDeleteI think passing now is probably better off.
អាហ៊ុន សែន អាក្បត់ជាតិ។
ReplyDeletePlease UN help set up all kind of system for my Country!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Now cambodia is ruled by the strong man. he is strong like mam sonando's kamnab. so. why the old woman is begging not only in pp but other town.
ReplyDeletea lot of money has been collected for donation all over the worlds as the charities , but the charities are just for believing legend which is making those top monks take advantage and become rich of it . If those money used to help the poor children for education it might make khmer more harmony and better country .
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