The pen is mightier than the sword
In Kachin State, a remote region in the far north of Myanmar, children are fighting. Why? To get an education at any price – […]
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The Crusade of a Humanist Psychologist
Driven by a deep desire to develop the practice and knowledge of psychology in Vietnam, Mr. Uy is explicit to denounce the inadequacies of […]
Myanmar, the state of play in this troubled country
Myanmar is one of the six countries of operation of Children of the Mekong. The country is facing multiple crises and the first victims […]
Joe Dean: the beggar of the poor
This is an astonishing story of a man who, during the course of his lifetime, underwent a total conversion. Due to a deeply upsetting […]
Why is it essential to support ethnic minorities?
One of our six priorities of action is ethnic minorities. Often living at the edge of development, education is key for those populations to […]
Maison Chance: A peace haven for life’s unfortunates
Located at the heart of Vietnam’s second city, Maison Chance (“the lucky house”) is a haven of peace that provides an escape from the […]
Sreymao: “Business Angel” of the poor
With a confident walk, straightforward gaze, Sreymao draws attention. It has been 10 years since she obtained her diploma, yet each year she continues […]
Cambodia: Online teaching gives mixed results
Whilst Cambodian schools are gradually reopening their doors and an official return to school has been announced for January 2021, the government aims to […]