The use of the term “Scambodia” in an article by The Wall Street Journal on April 19, 2026, demonstrates a lack of professionalism and journalistic ethics that can lead to misunderstandings, discrimination, and seriously affect the rights, dignity, and honor of the country and its nearly …
The use of the term “Scambodia” in an article by The Wall Street Journal on April 19, 2026, demonstrates a lack of professionalism and journalistic ethics that can lead to misunderstandings, discrimination, and seriously affect the rights, dignity, …
Cambodia is more than a headline, more than a convenient narrative, and certainly more than a cheap pun. It deserves to be reported on with the rigor, balance, and responsibility that the WSJ built its reputation on - not language that diminishes it…
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE WALL STREET JOURNAL To the Editors of #TheWallStreetJournal I write to you as a Cambodian citizen living in dignity alongside millions of fellow Cambodians, someone whose country your headline chose to reduce to a punchline. I …
(This is one version of the Khmer foundation-legend; what they all have in common is the idea that the Khmer people spring from the union of a prince from India and a native naga princess). In India once there lived a prince, Preah Thong by…
