Can Apsara dansers be gay?
Choreographer Prumsodun Ok adds a surprisingly contemporary element to the classical Apsara dance: a touch of gay-eroticism.
Radio
I make reports for Belgian, Dutch and German broadcasting companies.
Let me take you to the magical world of sounds.
Cambodia's Overcrowded Prisons
Cambodia’s prison system is considered one of the world’s most crowded. In some cases, say human rights groups and former prisoners, more than 100 people share the same cell, with only 1 square meter allowed per person.
For over a decade, Belgian aid organization Caritas has been working to help improve conditions for these prisoners. I took a rare inside look.
Broadcast by the English Service of Deutsche Welle.
“Missing”: Sombath Somphone, Laos
On December 15, 2012, Laotian activist Sombath Somphone was abducted in Vientiane. His wife recalls the events of her husband’s disappearance.
Silent Protest in Cambodia
Whoever dares to speak against the Cambodian government, takes the risk of being arrested and put in jail. But a secret opposition is rising.
Cambodian Refugees
Khmer-American returns to the refugee camp of his youth.
Thai Dissidents
Thai activists who violate the majesty law are in danger. They flee the country in fear of being arrested or even killed. I visited four of them in exile.
Street vendors in Cambodia
Phnom Penh has a lot of street vendors. Because they don’t want to shout all day, they use megaphones to repeat a recorded message over and over again.
The Sound of Muay Thai Boxing
Muay Thai is a combat sport of Thailand that uses stand-up striking along with various clinching techniques. But what does it sound like? Listen!
Early Morning Parade in Vietnam
Listen to this remarkable early morning parade in Ho Chi Minh City.
The mighty Mekong in danger
Sand mines and hydro-electric power stations are changing water quality, blocking fish migration routes and crippling the stability of river banks.