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August 14, 2023
US Strengthens Ties with ASEAN Through New Fellowship Program

The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies this month launched US-ASEAN Institute of Rising Leaders Fellowship as part of the Biden administration’s effort to deepen US-ASEAN ties
June 18, 2023
Reporter's Notebook: A Father's Last Words During the Khmer Rouge

A father gives his only possession to his son as the last act of love to keep his legacy alive during the Khmer Rouge genocide
January 08, 2021
Journeys through Forests

VOA journalist Reasey Poch, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge, tells us his story of fleeing the regime. We walk with him on his path of recovery through nature. Reporter/Camera: Reasey Poch Producer/Video Editor: Lisa Vohra Additional Camera: Socheata Hean, Lisa Vohra
March 01, 2020
New Off Broadway Play Tells Story of Survival and Family Relationship

Cambodian Rock Band, a play by Lauren Yee, tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor who returned to Cambodia for the first time in 30 years. The play that officially starts this week at the Signature Theater in New York City received high praise during previews. VOA Khmer’s Reasey Poch reports from New York City.
January 21, 2018
For ‘Khmerican’ Adoptees and Their Families, Camp Reunion to Keep Bonds Strong

A Colorado camp helped Cambodian adoptees identify with Cambodian-American camp counselors and volunteers; now they're planning a reunion
September 09, 2016
Lesser of Two Evils

Many Americans feel the are forced to choose between the "Lesser of Two Evils" during their daily lives, and in the elections. What do they mean when they say this? VOA looks at the term in this episode of Lexicon.
April 14, 2015
Forty Years Later, Reporter Recalls Evacuation of Phnom Penh

VOA Khmer’s Poch Reasey shares his memories after he recently traveled back to Cambodia's capital and the house where he grew up
March 20, 2015
Few Aware of Michelle Obama’s Visit to Cambodia

U.S. first lady Michelle Obama is in Cambodia this weekend to launch "Let Girls Learn," an initiative to help keep 62 million girls worldwide in schools. However, there’s not a sign in Siem Reap, not even an American flag to show that she is visiting. VOA Khmer’s Reasey Poch reports.
July 28, 2014
Vietnamese Staging Chinese Product Boycott After Oil Rig Spat

Many Chinese-made products go unsold, for now, with numerous Vietnamese consumers still angry over recent dispute
July 28, 2014
Vietnamese Staging Chinese Product Boycott After Oil Rig Spat

China recently pulled an oil rig from an area of the disputed South China Sea that Vietnam also claims. Despite the action, the incident has had a lingering effect on consumers in Vietnam. VOA's Reasey Poch reports from Hanoi on an effort to boycott Chinese products.
November 01, 2009
Award-Winning Journalist Praises Congressional Resolution Honoring Dith Pran

Pran was the Khmer Rouge survivor whose life story was made into an award-winning movie 'The Killing Fields'

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