The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
While his parents are attempting to earn a living, this boy's daily tasks include drawing water from the dam for the family's use, employing the yoke and buckets he is carrying on his shoulder. Children in this small village of Phoum Ang Krasang in the southern Cambodian province of Takeo, as elsewhere in Cambodia, typically help at home by fetching water, cleaning the house, collecting firewood or babysitting their younger siblings.
Two Cambodian children help each other carry a loaded basket near their home in the small village of Phoum Ang Krasang in the southern Cambodian province of Takeo. With their parents attempting to ear
Two brothers hold hands near a home in their village in the southern province of Takeo. While their parents spend their days attempting to support their families, children such as these are left to ca
The house of Men Choun in the small village of Phoum Ang Krasang in the Takeo province. Choun is talking to Theany Savon (obscured), a worker for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNH
An informal portrait of Men Choun (centre), his wife Koy Sophiap (left) and their four children standing in front of their ancestral family home in the small village of Phoum Ang Krasang in the Takeo
Theany Savon (right), a worker for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) talks to Men Choun (left) after the car in which Theany Savon and Australian photographer Heide Smith were
Theany Savon (right), a worker for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) talks to Men Choun (left) after the car in which Theany Savon and Australian photographer Heide Smith were
