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Written by May Titthara
The Phnom Penh Post, Friday, 15 August 2008.

Phnom Penh pagodas offer free accomodation to poor but talented students from the provinces who otherwise couldn’t afford to complete their degrees.

M TEMPORARY residence in one of Phnom Penh's many pagodas remains the best and sometimes the only way for provincial students with limited resources to pursue their dream of a university education.

"I was worried after graduating from high school because I had no relations in Phnom Penh," said Kang Rotha, a second-year information technology student at the University of Sachak Asia.

Last Updated ( Monday, 18 August 2008 03:39 )
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The Mekong Times Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Eath Daravuth

The million and a half child laborers in Cambodia are losing out on a decent education, with their arduous childhoods often ruining their lives and damaging the nation’s economy, participants at the World Day Against Child Labor told audience members yesterday.

The event, launched yesterday at national TV station TVK, was entitled “Education is a solution to child labor in Cambodia,” and was hoped to encourage parents to send their children to school and not work.

There are a million and a half child laborers in Cambodia with 250,000 engaged in heavy labor, said Prak Chantha, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training.

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