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“No Comments”: Gracious kids in war-torn countries (Cambodia)
Posted by: adonis49 on: May 26, 2012
I loved many pictures of kids in war-torn countries such as Cambodia and the Congo who exhibit the spirit of joy and hope in Mimo’s blog: 365.
I selected pictures of kids:
1. From Cambodia, a country that experienced three years of internal genocide by the radical Marxist Khmer Rouge power that killed 2 million and countless injured and handicapped people
2. From the vast Congo that experienced over 20 years of civil wars and fighting against neighboring countries, and had to deal with million of refugees flocking for “safety”
This set of pictures were taken in Cambodia after the genocide period:
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