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The belief that some jobs are "for men" and others are "for women" is ingrained in Cambodian culture, as it is in much of the world. Imagine, for instance, what assumptions might pop into your mind if someone asked you to picture a construction worker, or a hair salon owner.
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The anticipated change associated with transition from LDC status, namely structural transformation, the loss of trade preferences, and changing labor market dynamics, will affect the most vulnerable social groups. If we take women workers as example, they will find themselves at a critical juncture.
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Entering the outskirts of Run Ta Ek, the relocation site for the families who were living in Angkor Park, one can see locals selling various goods along the roadside. They display their items in front of their houses along secondary streets, organically creating small, bustling market environments. This practice is a quintessential aspect of Cambodian rural life.
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