The Earth orbits and rotates around the Sun according to its law. The Moon orbits around the Earth according to its law. Man made satellites orbit around the Earth are made use of the law of gravity.
Electricity and electronic devices are all operate according to its law. Natures operate according to its law. Everything on this Earth runs according to its law. There are laws for everything. Man makes and breaks law. Their leaders’ thoughts like this and it’s affecting the general population. Most of the government officials are playboys. With lots of money and power, they abuse their own people at will and it’s affecting the mental mind of the population. The rich and powerful have got everything except happiness. They chase after happiness by breaking so many laws which the make this country so dumb at so many things. Sometimes the outer world can give the inner world some temporary pleasures, but at what cost. The Cambodian leaders are trying to change the outer world to suite their inner world of their mind, which is impossible as it only making their country closer and closer to total collapse. Their past leaders had done it so many times, the results were the lost of lands and populations. And now they are doing it again and again and again. They are bleeding Cambodia from good order to chaos and they will not find happiness. They can bleed Cambodia to death, and they still won’t find it either. Because what they do not realize is there is no happiness in the outer world, happiness is found in the inner world. The smaller ones are imitating the bigger ones by preying on people who are weaker than themselves. One of the six laws is the law of the mind is the law of interconnected. What you see on the outer world is the reflection of what kind of thoughts is in the mind of the inner world of people live that country. Their thoughts speak of a woman as beautiful, ugly, skinny, fat, prostitute, intelligent and stupid. They should train thoughts to sees in every woman a mother, a sister, or a daughter of every man. Cambodia could not be fixed from outer world, but from in the inner world. On Nov 27, 5:30 pm, [email protected] wrote: > Rape, abuse in Kingdom is reaching crisis level: minister > > Rape, abuse in Kingdom is reaching crisis level: minister > > Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:02 Lily Partand > > Siem Reap > SEXUAL and domestic violence against women and girls has become a problem > of pandemic proportions that is stalling development of the Kingdom, > according to Minister for Women’s Affairs Ing Kantha Phavi. > > She spoke on Wednesday at the opening session of the two-day Asia Pacific > Regional Conference on Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women and > Children: Focus on Urban Youth, which included 120 participants and speakers > from countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region. > > Ing Kantha Phavi said that although the number of rapes and sexual > assaults that get reported is increasing, the number of cases that go > unreported > is of even greater concern. > > “In Cambodia, the reported rate of domestic and sexual violence is 22 > percent. But due to our culture of silence and shame, and the widespread p > ractice of victims accepting compensation instead of prosecuting their > abusers, > the actual rate of violence could be much higher. This risks jeopardising > the recent development and progress of Cambodia,” she said. > > First lady Bun Rany spoke of the importance of youth in tackling the issue > in Cambodia, where 56 percent of the population is under the age of 25. > > “If we can develop effective initiatives for youth, we will be able to > reach young people while their attitudes towards gender equality, > relationships and violence are still being formed. If we succeed, this could > have a > significant impact on reducing violence against women and children,” she > said. > > Facilitator Ellen Minotti, who has worked in the field in Cambodia for 17 > years, said the conference would help identify best practices and find ways > to evaluate the effectiveness of prevention programmes. > > “One of the points made ... was that there’s been lots of work done on > domestic violence and sexual violence, and the rate is not going down > anywhere. So we need to look at new ways, but we also need to measure if > they are > working or not,” Minotti said. > > Dr Jean D’Cunha, regional programme director for the UN Development Fund > for Women in East and Southeast Asia, said it was important to involve men > and boys in the campaign against sexual and domestic violence. > > “We’ve done very little work with men and boys, but this is not just an > issue for women and girls – it concerns the whole of our society. Men and > boys need to be partners with women and girls against violence.” > > The conference, which concludes today, was organised by the Ministry of > Women’s Affairs. The results will be used to shape recommendations for > Cambodia’s National Action Plan to Prevent Violence against Women 2009-12. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. This is an unmoderated forum. Please refrain from using foul language. Thank you for your understanding. Peace among us and in Cambodia. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/camdisc Learn more - http://www.cambodia.org
