Community Solutions Spotlight: Savina Sirik from Cambodia
Savina Sirik, Community Solutions fellow from Cambodia, describes the challenges facing her democratizing country and how she is contributing to positive change with the help of the Educational and Cultural Bureau of the U.S. Department of State.
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Not a lot of Khmer women or general population for that matter having time and determination to gather together for discussion of Khmer national policies. And whence, in once in a while they travel to a meeting for that mere purpose,heck,their transportation buses are generally lacked of registration documents! Later this year CPP will empower Democracy by providing free and safe transportation for their members to a meeting with non state-owned vehicles and none of any awaiting door prizes!! Cambodians seem already get familiar with the 'not quite soothing' sound of the word Democracy in Khmer own lingua franca "Praw Jea The Bat' Dey" !!!
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Not a lot of Khmer women or general population for that matter having time and determination to gather together for discussion of Khmer national policies. And whence, in once in a while they travel to a meeting for that mere purpose,heck,their transportation buses are generally lacked of registration documents!
Later this year CPP will empower Democracy by providing free and safe transportation for their members to a meeting with non state-owned vehicles and none of any awaiting door prizes!!
Cambodians seem already get familiar with the 'not quite soothing' sound of the word Democracy in Khmer own lingua franca "Praw Jea The Bat' Dey" !!!
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