Hundreds of people live in the Siem Reap rubbish dumps, just 30km away from the famous Angkor Wat, visited by millions of tourist every year. Siem Reap, Cambodia.
More than a million people are affected by floods covering nearly three quarters of the country's entire land area. Siem Reap, Cambodia. 29th November 2011
Tonle Sap lake hosts a series of remote settlements, some of which are built on stilts, while others float on the lake's surface, populated partly by ethnic Chams and Vietnamese, m...
Child labour constitutes a key obstacle to achieving universal primary education and other Millennium Development Goals in Cambodia. Town of Siem Reap. Cambodia. 13/08/2009
Permission from the "Ministry of Killing Pigs" is required before visiting a slaughterhouse on the outskirts of Siem Reap, famous for the Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia. 05/07/...
DMTX. More than 30 years after the wars in Vietnam and Cambodia, Cambodia is still plagued by unexploded landmines and ordinance. Nearly every day a mine or bomb is detonated killing an...
DMTX. Police corruption near the tourist-trap of Angkor Wat temples is prolific and many tourists are forced to pay a premium in order to cross Police checkpoints. Siem Reap, Cambodia. ...
DMTX. Blood banks are in scarce supply in Cambodia and here donations really will save lives. The Kantha Bopha Children Hospital in Siem Reap, are always looking for blood donors to hel...
DMTX. Street life in the evening in Siem Reap, where after a busy day looking around temples, tourists can savour the delights of many different types of food, even a Doner Kebab. Siem ...
Two times a week a group of special forces hits downtown Siem Reap for the local gas station on their mix of motorbikes. 22/12/09. Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Thousand of homes are being destroyed by the power of Ketsana. Streets normally packed with tourist, today are cover by water. A the only expression in the Cambodian faces is What we ca...
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