Samdech Chuon Nath: ម្តេចព្រះវិហារបែរមុខទៅកើត?

The Khmer Prasat Preah Vihea faces East for a reason, according to Cambodia's most revered late Buddhist patriarch Samdaj Chuon Nath - School of Vice

Meanwhile, in the East the Cambodian nation is forbidden or blind-folded to witness, look and protest over perennial acts of encroachments by Vietnamese authorities and farmers usurping more and more of its ancestral soils and farmlands. Since 1979 thousands of Cambodian families have been forcefully driven off their villages and farmlands along the border with Vietnam with tacit connivance and green light from the Vietnam-installed Phnom Penh regime. Like the plights of most ordinary Cambodians under this present regime these families have endured untold miseries and hardships yet their sufferings have gone largely unquestioned and ignored by the international and national press and media, as well as by a handful of domestically grown 'human rights' monitoring bodies with personal agendas to advance and cash flows from various sources to maintain by means of treading prevailing lines of political correctness, set and patterned by the overwhelming tides and shadow cast by the well documented [Vietnam instigated] horrors which Hanoi's troops ostensibly came to put an end to in December 1979, and hence the deafening silence afforded over and to these post-1979 tragedies - School of Vice