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- Promotes cultural understanding, appreciation and
cooperation through educational programs about Cambodia.
- Raises funds for humanitarian projects in Cambodia.
- Teaches kindness, peace and compassion.
Order Our New Book
Responsible Travel Guide Cambodia
by Pujita Nanette Mayeda and Friendship with Cambodia
$14.95 plus $3 shipping and handling = $17.95
Profits from the sale of this book support our projects in Cambodia.
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Thirty years of violence in Cambodia has created widows, orphans and landmine victims. Families have been torn apart by:
- Heavy bombing during the Vietnam war.
- The Khmer Rouge's genocidal rule from 1975-1979 which resulted in nearly two million people dying from execution, starvation or disease.
- Twenty years of civil war from 1979-1998.
Today most Cambodians live in dire poverty and lack proper nutrition, an education, a decent house, clean drinking water and medical care. Many are impacted by corruption, AIDS, trafficking and landmines.
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Friendship with Cambodia's newsletters give more specific information about our projects in Cambodia since our formation in 2003. Topics include micro-credit, street children, trafficking, rice banks, empowering women, sponsored students, forest and fishery protection, the garment industry, the genocide tribunal, families with AIDS, landmine survivors, and more.
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