Chhnok Tru-1

"Chhnok Tru" Vietnamese women living in houses built above the Tonle Sap Lake, in Chhnok, are facing a decline in fish which is the main source of their traditional livelihood. These women from the Vietnamese minority group are leading hopelessly poor lives due to racial discrimination. They are considered as immigrants and cannot enjoy the same freedom as other people in Cambodia.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Chhnok Tru
• Vietnamese Minority
• Cambodia

[chaichiem]

as long as they live in cambodia they should have the same rights, I live in Canada and I have the same rights as any Canadian whom live here, we're all immigrant!

[sokchoeun]

omg sad:( thanks for sharing

[dalailamass]

Vietnam is the second biggest rice exporter, please share some with these poor. Thanks.

[tubesonha]

should change place's name from "Chhnok Tru" to Chhnok Vietnam" ;D

[samquan123]

Cambodia Khmer people and Vietnamese live together on the river water in Cambodia.

[jammer4321]

thats because there eating all the fuckin fish you idiot,woe, did you see the crooked corpse, ewww,looks depressingg

[jammer4321]

thats because there eating all the fuckin fish you idiot,woe, did you see the crooked corpse, ewww

[jammer4321]

thats because there eating all the fuckin fish you idiot

[kolapredbokor]

where is this water town??

[kmycherry]

it's sad alright but for the khmer krom who live in vietnam is way sadder they got torture and beaten by the vietnamese people and no freedom.

[Oceancolour5]

@IHyRaXI! when the French arrived to South Vietnam, it was an inhabitable place and that was your chance to reclaim, but where were the Cambodian armies and king Norodom hiding in the bush? We fought the French we freed Cambodia and Laos from the French and now you came out of the bush and say the land is yours. I am laughing my ass off about your comment right now.

[tungchankiet]

Thank you for posted videos and it''s make me cry.