Blen Romam

I have observed that many people in Thailand express concerns regarding the ongoing border conflict, particularly in light of the Thai military leadership's inclination towards confrontation and STARTED airstrikes and invaded Cambodia territory first on 24 July 2025. Thailand's actions have raised significant questions regarding adherence to international law, leading to tragic consequences, including loss of life, economic challenges, and damage to World Heritage sites, along with the disruption of important cultural connections. If you really genuinely committed to the ideals of peace, it is essential to consider engaging with international mechanisms. It is crucial to seek a peaceful resolution and to nurture good relationships with neighboring countries for sustained harmony. While the ASEAN framework has faced challenges, I remain hopeful that the international community, including the United Nations can play a constructive role in addressing these issues promptly. We mu...

I would like to share some thoughts that have been on my mind lately. As a Christian man from an Indigenous community, I sometimes struggle with feelings of hurt and misunderstanding, and I believe it’s important to talk about it. I’ve been on my faith journey for almost two years now, and it has truly changed my life. I went from feeling lost and battling depression to discovering hope and improvement in my mental well-being. Embracing this faith has been a positive experience for me. I gained a new Job which I never expected to get this position and I have graduated from the best university in Cambodia. However, the transition hasn’t been without its challenges. Some friends and people close to me have distanced themselves, and I’ve faced some bullying and rejection, even being invited to my wedding. It’s been tough, especially since I never meant to hurt anyone. It's important for us to remember the significance of our roots and identities, regardless of our beliefs. Our Cambodi...