Phnom Penh Post - Letter: Don't forget the Chams
Salaam alaikum, which means peace be unto you. I would like to comment on the lack
of coverage of the cultural minorities of Cambodia, especially my people the Chams.
As you know, not only did Khmers suffer in the onslaught of Pol Pot, but so did many
Chams, who almost lost their identity and culture.
Please,if you may, in the near future, include articles on my people and their daily
struggle, so we may never be forgotten as a part of Cambodia.
Wazir Abdus-Samad, Cham Muslim Refugee Center
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