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Book review - Match Fixer

March 11, 2010 by Andy Brouwer

Neil Humphrey's debut novel, Match Fixer.

Yes I know its a football-related post but it's also a book-related post, so I've posted it here too. If you have any interest in Asian football at all, you must get a copy of Neil Humphrey's debut novel, Match Fixer. Even if you can't stand football - yes there are some people like that out there - but fancy a really good read immersed in the exotic Far East then Match Fixer will provide that too. Just treat the football as incidental.

Forget the sushi/sashimi

March 10, 2010 by Wesley Taller

RIVERHOUSE LOUNGE

"ALL THE WAY DOWN TO HIP HOP LAND"
This thursday the one and only DJ DOMINATION AKA ASIA'S FINEST SWORD MASTER will come down and show his " La Test " NINJA skills on tha decks, vibe productions does it again, providing you only with the best!
So if you are curious, anxious and willing to give up your sushi DON'T HESITATE ,

pre party vibes and on...

March 10, 2010 by Wesley Taller

dj wez

Are you in for some PRE PARTY VIBES?
The best place to get your early saturday night started is @ the Chinese House, along Sisowath quay.
DJ WEZ will throw in some old school deep down beats while you are zipping on some magnificent cocktails.
Paul and his team's mission is to get people into the groove before the late night tunes settle in over the mighty Penh.
So if you are in for some ear candies go down to the Chinese House and get that bootie movin.

Support Earth hour in Cambodia

March 10, 2010 by Expat Advisory

60 minutes without power goes a long way.

FOR ITS SECOND YEAR, RAFFLES HOTELS IN CAMBODIA IS PROUD TO JOIN EARTH HOUR, THE WORLD’S LARGEST SINGLE ENVIRONMENTAL EVENT

Both hotels will show their support for climate change by turning off their lights for one hour on 27 March, 2010.

PHNOM PEHN, 1st March 2010 – For its second year, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor and Raffles Hotel Le Royal will join Earth Hour, a worldwide climate event led by the WWF (World Wildlife Fund). Together with over one billion people around the globe, they will send a powerful message that it’s possible to take action on global warming.

Amnesty International: Cases of Rape in Cambodia Increasing

March 10, 2010 by The Mirror

The Mirror, Vol. 14, No. 655

“Amnesty International said that cases of rape in Cambodia increased, and what is worse is that rape victims do not have sufficient access to receive justice, medical care and treatment, and consulting services. Amnesty International released a report on 8 March on the occasion of the International Women’s Rights Day.

International Women’s Day 2010 – a Lot to Think About

March 10, 2010 by Norbert Klein

The Mirror, Vol. 14, No. 655

In former years, The Mirror carried references and reflections about the International Women’s Day – its early history as a day of public celebration in 1911, but also its prehistory in 1834; which surprisingly enough relates to a strike of women working in the textile industry in Lowell – the city of Lowell in Massachusetts in the USA, which is now a center of Cambodian immigrants in the USA, while female textile workers play an important role for the national economy of Cambodia; but also considerations in 2008 and 2009 about the important role of this day in Cambodia at present.

Cambodian Cup Final Fever

March 9, 2010 by Andy Brouwer

The Army win the Hun Sen Cup for the 1st time beating Phnom Penh Crown 3-2

No-one can deny that the football served up by the Hun Sen Cup competition this season didn't produce excitement, entertainment, suspense and goals galore, as well as yellow and red cards sprinkled around like confetti. And today's cup final was no exception.

Luxury cruising - The Jayavarman luxury cruise ship

March 9, 2010 by Andy Brouwer

The Bao Dai suite stateroom, one of two suites on-board

The Jayavarman luxury cruise ship was in port today so I decided on a visit to give it the once over in comparison to the other cruise ships on offer between Saigon and Phnom Penh and beyond. It compares very favourably with the larger RV La Marguerite, which plies the same route and which has 46 cabins compared to the Jayavarman's 26, which includes two state rooms. Named after the great Khmer king of the 12th century, each of its cabin has a balcony, good cabin space, nice sized bathrooms, air-con and all mod cons, except tv's.

Why Do They Not Simply Compare the Maps Publicly? A Question to Both Sides

March 9, 2010 by Norbert Klein

The Mirror, Vol. 14, No. 654

Apologies for the delay – there was no Internet connection available the day before. – Norbert Klein

After France had established its colonial presence in a region which was then known as “Indochina” – Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam – the governments of France and of Siam – since 1932 called Thailand – started to exchange opinions about how to clearly defining a borderline between the territories under French and under Thai control, where no borderline had been defined before. For a certain region, without much population and remote from all political centers, they agreed that the border should follow the watershed.

Son Chhay Said that the Draft Anti-Corruption Law of the Government Seems to Protect Corrupt People

March 9, 2010 by The Mirror

The Mirror, Vol. 14, No. 654

“The government already sent an anti-corruption draft law to the National Assembly, after Sam Rainsy Party parliamentarians had sent a request to the National Assembly to establish an Anti-Corruption Board – a proposal which was rejected by the president of the National Assembly, Mr. Heng Samrin, saying that the Permanent Committee of the National Assembly had decided to accept the anti-corruption draft law of the government for discussion.

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