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The Cham people in Cambodia are embarking on a remarkable venture to revive their fading cultural tradition of silk weaving.

The Cham people in Cambodia are embarking on a remarkable venture to revive their fading cultural tradition of silk weaving. With the support of TIKA (Turkiye Cooperation and Coordination Agency) and Documentation Centre of Cambodia (DC-Cam), efforts are underway to preserve the intricate silk patterns using the memories passed down by elderly community members.

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Minister of Information Khieu Kanharith instructed commune councils to inform the local population whenever restoration, development or construction work is undertaken by the commune authorities. The cost should also be made public, as the people are the ones who are paying for it, he added.

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Ly Dara is a young Khmer writer who publishes books in English. He was born in Prek Tanong commune of Koh Sotin district in Kampong Cham province, to a teacher father and a vendor mother.

Ly Dara is a young Khmer writer who publishes books in English. He was born in Prek Tanong commune of Koh Sotin district in Kampong Cham province, to a teacher father and a vendor mother. After graduating from high school in 2011, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in English at the University of Puthisastra, graduating in 2015.

At the age of three, Try Ratany lost her sight due to complications from a case of measles. Born into a poor peasant family, it seemed that any hopes of a productive life were over before they even began. All of that changed for her at the age of ten, when an NGO enrolled her into a special programme which taught the Cambodian national curriculum to the blind.