Category: SURVIVORS’

My mother was a farmer from Tonle Bet, while my father was a goldsmith from Kampong Cham Province. They met at a pagoda. My father

Chaing Chaem was head of the Tet Mountain Buddhist monastery in Chamkar Leu District of Kampong Cham Province. He was very famous for his black

Bun Lorn worked near Rorka Kong market in Kandal Province. I used to go there to buy food for my family. He watched me for

I married two men; both were my relatives. My first marriage was arranged to a farmer from my village in Phnom Penh. After we were

I never went to school, but my husband Hai Sang was literate. He was half Chinese and came from Kampong Speu Province. He had relatives

My wife and I are Cambodian Chinese, but we cannot speak Chinese. We did not meet until our wedding day, even though we are great

When I was young, I lived with my older sister in Phnom Penh, and sold cakes in my spare time. One man often bought my

When I was in high school in Phnom Penh, I liked sports and played basketball. My father supported my love of sports, and at one

My sister was very beautiful and the tallest of the four daughters in our family. My mother loved her the most of her six children,

When I was young I did not a chance to get an education. Although my siblings went to school, I stayed at home and worked