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cambodia: photo of barcamp phnom penh 2012 · global voices
cambodia: barcamp phnom penh 2012, matagumpay na idinaos

participants of the 2012 barcamp phnom penh, cambodia at the university of puthisastra.
mga kalahok ng 2012 barcamp phnom penh sa pamantasan ng puthisastra.

 the discussion on number of training in siem reap was 6, in phnom penh was 7 and in preah sihanouk was 2
correct grammar on translations the discussion on number of training in siem reap was 6, in phnom penh was 7 and in preah sihanouk was 2

more than 500 garment workers gathered at canadia industrial park in phnom penh, the country’s capital, to press for higher wages.
mahigit sa 500 garment worker ang nagtipun-tipon sa canadia industrial park sa phnom penh, ang kapital ng bansa, upang bigyang-diin ang mas mataas na pasahod.

we’ll be sending an invitation to your calendars for next thursday, 14:00 utc/07:00 pt for a special staff meeting.
magpapadala kami ng imbitasyon sa mga kalendaryo ninyo para sa susunod na huwebes, 14:00 utc/07:00 pt para sa espesyal na pagpupulong ng mga tauhan.

yathay pin was born in oudong, a village about 25 miles north of phnom penh, cambodia. yathay’s father, chhor, was a small trader, and his family, though not impoverished, was poor. yathay was the eldest of five children. his father had high expectations of him: knowing that yathay was an excellent student, chhor sent him to a good high school in phnom penh. yathay received a government scholarship after completing high school, and he went to canada to further his studies. in 1965, yathay graduated from the polytechnic institute in montreal with a diploma in civil engineering. he went back to cambodia and joined the ministry of public works. he married his first wife soon after, and they had one son. his first wife and second baby died in childbirth in 1969. afterward, yathay married his wife’s sister, any, and they had two sons. in 1975, the khmer rouge overthrew the lon nol government in phnom penh and began a regime of terror. the communist khmer rouge persecuted educated professionals and intellectuals and accused them of being bourgeois capitalists. yathay and his family, consisting of eight members, were sent to work as unpaid agricultural workers in the countryside. by 1977, most of his family members had perished from malnutrition, overwork, or sickness. yathay, who had managed to disguise his educated background for a few years, was finally betrayed by an acquaintance. fearing execution, he made a run for freedom by walking over the mountains that separated cambodia from thailand. yathay safely reached thailand two months later; he had, however, lost his wife in a forest fire. from his cambodian past, yathay has one surviving son whom he fears is already dead. yathay now works as a project engineer in the french development agency in paris. he has also remarried and now has three sons.
pin yathay talambuhay