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| Français: | Cambodge : Censure religieuse... |
| বাংলা: | ক্যাম্বোডিয়ার প্রথম রক অপেরা ব্যান করা হয়েছে... |
Cambodia's first rock opera was banned after monks have convinced authorities that it insults Buddhism.
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our trip to CAMBODIA 2008 WAS A GREAT EXPERIANCE, GOOD HOTELS PEOPLE VERY FRIENDLY,HAD SOME NICE FOOD.
WOULD LIKE TO GO BACK BUT THERE ARE SO MANY PLACES TO VISIT SO GOING ELSEWHERE.
HAD 1 WEEK TRAVELLING THEN A WEEK AT A BEACH RESORT