Little girl from my homeland, Cambodia

She fell asleep practicing writing right after finishing class
"Even today we don't pay serious attention to the issue of poverty, because the powerful remain relatively untouched by it. Most people distance themselves from the issue by saying that if the poor worked harder, they wouldn't be poor.” ― Muhammad Yunus

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  1. Aldair Cota Machado

    March 4, 2014

    Toda força de trabalho dos pobres são sugadas pelos que tem o poder, os ricos so são ricos graças  ao trabalho dos pobres . Não existe reconhecimento da força de trabalhos dos pobres no 3 mundo! Nossa esperança de um futuro melhor esta nas crianças do mundo, que elas possam crescer com sabedoria e uma coração cheio de respeito e amor  com todos os seres humanos!

  2. Leonard Lee

    March 4, 2014

    I admire your emphasis on mother, family and homeland. Must be nice to be a part of something so important .

  3. Osvaldo de Aguiar

    March 4, 2014

    Infelizmente os dirigentes não se preocupam com a miséria das pessoas, pensam somente em seu bem estar, não se preocupam com saúde, escola, habitação, alimentação e tudo  o que e básico para a sobrevivência de uma pessoa.Fazem promessas e depois simplesmente esquecem!Jendhamuni, boa noite!

  4. Shri Ram Singh

    March 4, 2014

    Your concerns and your posts are really heart touching. Thanks for sharing such posts that makes people aware of the human sufferings and the situation outside the developed world.

  5. Timothy Mckiness

    March 5, 2014

    What a little cutie pie. When I see things like this , I just want to sit down and cry. Wishing I could do more

  6. prafulla bhanushali

    March 5, 2014

    Now a days much more .homework one has to do after class is over and hence kids do not get time for play . dear friend much compitation.

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