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November 8, 2016 I went to visit a Cham community in Kampong Chhnang province and spent a night there. It was very great memory and I wish to share this experience and inspiration to everyone. I was in work pressure and wished to escape and disappear from the city for a while. Work is challenged and spending more time with communities made me feel good about myself. There are about 100 families living in this community along a red road. Women plays very important role in earning income and support the family. I came to visit a Cham women business, producing hand crafted products such as bags, wallets, scarves and shawls for women. Their working schedule is from 8 am to 12 PM and back 2 to 6 PM and if there is any demands from customers, they have to work overtime. The ladies have to get up early morning, go to market to buy food and cook breakfast for her parents, husband and children. At noon time, they have to go back home and cook lunch. Some ladies get supported from husba

I got recommended from my friends who taughtat  Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia  (PUC)   t o apply for Master Program supported by  Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights  (RWI). It is free. Yearly, RWI provides full 14 scholarships and PUC provides half scholarship tuition fee for two students;   Professors are educated, professional, understandable and encouraging;  PUC educational systems are good;  Clear school curriculums and plans for the course;  Assignment and papers requirement;  You will get to know more people from deferent fields and sectors;  You will be improved in writing and researching skills; and You will understand deeply in the mechanism how promote and protect human rights internationally, regionally and locally.  Marady received scholarship certificate from Swedish Ambassador If you work and study at the same time, you will find this class is toughed because you have to have high commitment in accomplishing all tasks assigned by Pr