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----- Original Message ----- 
From: jerome hivert
To: culturel@ccf-cambodge.org
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 12:00 PM
Subject: conference / exposition
Le Centre Culturel Français vous invite :
> A la conférence Quels métiers pour les Juriste au Cambodge, organisé par 
> le Département d'études Francophone
le mercredi 5 avril à 18h30, au cinéma du CCF. (voir descriptif ci-dessous)
> Au vernissage de l'exposition de Traits très mode et de la Collection Lim 
> Keopiseth,
le jeudi 6 avril à 18h30, dans le hall du Centre Culturel Français. (voir 
descriptif ci-dessous)
The French Cultural Center is honored to invite you:
> To the Conference Quels métiers pour les juristes au Cambodge (Which 
> career for jurists in Cambodia?)
Wednesday the 5th of april - 6.30pm - at the movie theatre of french 
cultural center (see informations bellow)
> To the opening of the exhibition Traits très mode and Lim Keopiseth 
> collection -
thursday the 6th of april - at French Cultural Center. 6.30pm. (see 
informations bellow)
Quels métiers pour les juristes au Cambodge ?
Cycle "Les rendez-vous de l'emploi"
> "LES RENDEZ VOUS DE L'EMPLOIS" :
> MERCREDI 5 AVRIL - 18H30 - CINÉMA DU CCF
Après le succès de la première conférence sur "Les métiers du tourisme au 
Cambodge", le deuxième "Rendez-Vous
de l'emploi" aura pour thème :  "Quels métiers pour les juristes au Cambodge 
?"
Cette conférence réunira de nombreux professionnels cambodgiens et 
internationaux venus d'horizons divers
(gouvernement, avocats, BIT, structures de formation, etc.).
Les présentations seront suivies d'un débat libre, puis d'un cocktail au 
Café du Centre où les conversations pourront
continuer de façon plus informelle entre professionnels et candidats à 
l'emploi.
Pour tout renseignement, contactez M. PRACH Minea, responsable du DEF,
> par téléphone : 023 224 552
> ou par courriel : def-pp@kh.refer.org.
Traits très mode
Nouvelle illustration de mode française
> DU 7 AU 13 AVRIL
> HALL DU CCF
> VERNISSAGE : JEUDI 6 AVRIL - 18H30
Depuis le début des années 2000, on assiste à une montée en puissance de l'illustration 
de mode
française. Celle-ci s'était essouflée tout au long des années 90 faute de 
savoir renouveler ses codes
ou de proposer une alternative esthétique originale. Cette exposition, 
proposée par l'AFAA, vous
permet de découvrir la première grande exposition collective consacrée à l'illustration 
de mode
française. Pas vraiment d'école mais une diversité riche et foisonnante où s'expriment 
divers courants
d'illustrateurs qui font le bonheur d'une presse française et 
internationnale.
Illustrateurs : Charles ANASTASE, Ludivine BILLAUD, Alexandra 
COMPAIN-TISSIER, Jean-Philippe
DELHOMME, CARLOTTA, Florence DEYGAS, Iris De MOUY, Félix LARHER, Emmanuelle 
MAFILLE,
Stéphane MANEL, Monsieur Z, Cassandre MONTORIOL, NAWEL, Marie PERRON, Cédric 
RIVRAIN.
Collection Lim Keopiseth
À l'occasion de cette exposition, le jeune styliste cambodgien Kéo (lauréat 
de l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts
de Saint-Etienne en 2004) présente ses modèles, de leur conception à leur 
finition. Il met en valeur les
ressources naturelles de son Cambodge natal tout en mariant l'art 
vestimentaire et la haute couture
parisienne à un design moderne khmer très épuré, aussi bien dans le subtil 
mélange des couleurs que
dans les formes. L'utilisation des matières premières inédites comme les 
cocons de soie, les fruits du
angkung, l'orfèvrerie et la broderie vient compléter l'originalité de sa 
démarche.
Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge
Phnom Penh : 218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855) 23 213 124 
/ 125
Siem Reap : 366 rue Pram Pi Makara - Siem reap -  tel : 00(855) 63 963 265
Battambang : tel 053 952 897
e-mail : info@ccf-cambodge.org      culturel@ccf-cambodge.org 
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 conference les phnongs du mondolkiri
	 
    
    
     
     Conférence
Les Phnongs du Mondolkiri
Cycle Développement Durable
> jeudi 30 mars - 18h30
> cinéma du CCF
Les minorités ethniques (Phnong, Kraol ou Stieng) constituent la majorité de 
la population du Mondolkiri (environ 70%). Relativement isolées du reste du 
Cambodge jusqu'au milieu des années 90, elles doivent désormais faire face à 
des pressions culturelles, économiques et démographiques nouvelles dont 
l'ampleur et la rapidité sont sans précédent dans leur histoire. Entre ces 
populations et les différents vecteurs de changements, il existe une ligne 
de rencontre où leur avenir identitaire se négocie entre transformations, 
adaptations et traditions.
Des ONG françaises travaillent sur cette ligne de rencontre:
- Nomad RSI dans le domaine de la santé et des savoirs médicaux 
traditionnels (www.nomadrsi.org)
- Action Contre la Faim (ACF) sur la gestion de l'eau et la sécurité 
alimentaire (www.actioncontrelafaim.org)
Les changements actuels pour les minorités du Mondolkiri amènent les 
questions suivantes : Quels enjeux nationaux et internationaux entourent ces 
sociétés en mutation ? Comment peuvent-ils rester acteurs du nouveau paysage 
économique et humain du Mondolkiri ?
Pour vous permettre d'en savoir plus, Nomad RSI et ACF organisent une série 
d'événements :
le 30 mars :
Soirée thématique "Tradition et développement : ouvrir le dialogue avec les 
Phnongs du Mondolkiri" :
- Documentaires : "Village Health Worker in Mondolkiri" (en anglais, 
sous-titré français), 12 mn. Documentaire d'ACF (sous réserve)
- Table ronde avec Nomad RSI, ACF, Mane Yun (étudiante Phnong), et un expert 
en conservation (sous réserve).
Au Café du Centre :
- Exposition Phnong, du 29 mars au 05 avril : photos, artisanat, pharmacopée 
traditionnelle, etc.
- Consultations avec un médecin traditionnel Phnong (le 30 mars, sous 
réserve)
Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge
Phnom Penh : 218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855) 23 213 124 
/ 125
Siem Reap : 366 rue Pram Pi Makara - Siem reap -  tel : 00(855) 63 963 265
Battambang : tel 053 952 897
e-mail : info@ccf-cambodge.org      culturel@ccf-cambodge.org
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	 Program Performance at Sovanna Phum in April
	 
    
    
     
    Performance at 7:30pm
Shadow Puppets, Dance & Circus
"Roussey Dek"Story
Friday 31th & Saturday 01st April 2006
Shadow Puppets, Dance & Masks
"Pognakay"Story
Friday 7th & 8th April 2006
Khmer Classical & Folk Dance
Friday 21st April 2006
Modern Drum Performance
"Street Life"
Saturday 22nd April 2006
"Krom Skor Sovanna Phum"
Khmer Classical & Folk Dance
Friday 28th April 2006
Small Shadow Theatre
"Sbaek Touch"
Saturday 29th April 2006
Entrance fee: Adults $5, Children $3
Sovanna Phum Theatre
nº111 St360 (Corner 105) - Phnom Penh
Tel: 023 987 564
E-mail: sp.admin@camintel.com
We have show every Friday & Saturday,
Visit our puppet gallery and gift shop open everyday, except on Sunday. 
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
    
     
    
Festival Dates:  Thursday 30 March   Friday 31 March  Saturday 1 April  Sunday 2 April 2006
Location: Veal Menh (front of the National Museum), Phnom Penh, Cambodia      
http://www.online.com.kh/~ppaf/Tag: 
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	 Mak Remissa Exhibition
	 
    
    
     
    
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	 Cinemekong
	 
    
    
     
     Le Centre Culturel  Français du Cambodge vous  invite à la séance d'ouverture du  Festival  CinéMekong,
  mercredi 22  mars, sur l'esplanade du Vat Bothum -  à 19h00
 (projections en plein air du documentaire Le  monument Sambor Prei Kuk  (version khmère sous-titrée  anglais) et de Microsmos (muet))
 Programme  disponible  ci-dessous.
  
  The French  Cultural Center is honored to invite you to the opening of the Film  Festival Cinémékong.   
 22th march 2006 -  movie in the garden at Wat  Bothum - 7.00 pm - Free  entrance
 (screening of the  documentary Le monument Sambor Prei Kuk (Khmer  language with English subtitles) and Microsmos)  
    
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 Fw: monthly concert
	 
    
    
     
    
Tomorrow !!!
Foundation for the Advancement of
Western Classical Perfoming Arts
presents
Monthly Concert Series
March 2006
Romantic Song Recital
Songs by: Paolo Tosti &Norodom Sihanouk
      Sethisak Khuon - Tenor
Sakano Issei - Piano
Saturday, 18 March, 7pm
 Raffles Hotel Le Royal
Advance sales: Ticket US$8.-- at the door US$10.-- 
Children&Students US$2.-- (only at the door)
  Tickets available at:
Java Café
Pop Café - da Giorgio
 Raffles Hotel Le Royal(Cafe Le Phnom)
F.W.C.P.A.Office, No.5 Street 310
   mobile: 012 291 654 
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 St Patrick's Day Rock & Roll Party @ FCC Rooftop   
	 
    
    
     
    St Patrick's Day Rock & Roll Party @ FCC  Rooftop   
 Friday 17th March,  06         
Betty Ford & the  GET  Falcons 
Loved more with each beer  -cupid- 4 Riel 
Play a  Live  Double Act  for you from 9.00 pm to rock the night away.   
Happy Hour 5-7 pm  w/  Green Beer !!!.... Guinness Stout  available  
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 Epic Arts Cafe Opening
	 
    
    
     
    Official opening of Epic Arts Cafe Wed 22nd March  5pm, Kampot. Blessing by monks, free tea and cakes. Performances by deaf  students and Epic Arts Dancers at 6:30 pm at the music school.  Friends  family staff - all welcome. 
 
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 Canadian Culture
	 
    
    
     
    The Canadian Embassy in Phnom Penh presents two  Canadian comedies in Canada's two official languages. 
  
 On March 20, join us for a screening of 'Seducing  Dr. Lewis' (French with English subtitles). 
 On March 21, join us for Mambo Italiano starring  Paul Sorvino (English with French subtitles). 
  
 Screenings will take place at the Chenla Theatre at  18:30. Admission is free. 
 (Not suitable for children)  
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 "Le Cambodge à travers les livres"
	 
    
    
     
    "Le Cambodge à travers les  livres"
  
 Le Centre Culturel Français du  Cambodge vous invite à la rencontre littéraire "Le Cambodge à travers les  livres",
 mercredi 15 mars, au cinéma du CCF de Phnom Penh - à  18h30
(entrée libre dans la limite des places  disponibles)
Centre Culturel Français du  Cambodge
Phnom Penh : 218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855) 23  213 124 / 125
Siem Reap : 366 rue Pram Pi Makara - Siem reap -  tel :  00(855) 63 963 265
Battambang : tel 053 952 897
e-mail :  info@ccf-cambodge.org       culturel@ccf-cambodge.org
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
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 Jam Session, Flamenco Jazz Umbrella
RICARDO GARCIA & Flamenco Flow
Inspiring, moving, masterly
Thursday 16th March 2006            At 7pm
 Free Entry!
Performance at Sovanna Phum Theatre
nº111 St360 (corner 105)
Phnom Penh
Tel: 023 987 564
sp.admin@camintel.com
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	 Hommage à Marguerite Duras
	 
    
    
     
    
Le Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge vous invite à la soirée Hommage à
Marguerite Duras - Lectures par Yann Andréa,
le vendredi 17 mars, au cinéma du CCF de Phnom Penh - à 18h30
(entrée libre dans la limite des places disponibles)
Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge
Siem Reap : 366 rue Pram Pi Makara - Siem reap - tel : 00(855) 63 963 265
Phnom Penh : 218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855) 23 213 124
/ 125
Battambang : tel 053 952 897
e-mail : info@ccf-cambodge.org culturel@ccf-cambodge.org

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	 The PUCLC 2nd Annual Mock Trial
	 
    
    
     
    
The PUCLC 2nd Annual Mock Trial     
     The PUC Legal Clinic (PUCLC), with the financial and technical support from Open Society Justice Initiative, Bridges Across Borders and the Cambodian Defenders Project proudly present the PUCLC 2nd Annual Mock Trial.
     When:      Thursday, 16 March 2006, 5:30pm
     Where:    PUC South Campus, Conference Hall
                     No. 144, Norodom Blvd, Phnom Penh.
      
     A criminal mock trial is a simulated trial where two teams of law students compete against each other in front of a judge to achieve the verdict (decision) they want from the judge.  In a criminal mock trial there are two teams, (1) the prosecution, which works for the government and tries to show that the criminally accused person is guilty of the crime charged; and (2) the defense, which attempts to show that the prosecution does not have enough evidence to prove that the criminally accused is guilty of the crime.  In the PUCLC 2nd Annual Mock Trial, the criminally accused is charged with criminal defamation.  All participants: prosecutors, lawyers, the plaintiff, the accused, and witnesses are students from the PUC Legal Clinic.  Justice Lim Sokuntha, who currently works as a judge in Phnom Penh, will hear the case and decide the verdict.  The judge’s decision is based only on the arguments of the prosecutors and the defense attorneys and the evidence presented.  This mock trial will be as exciting as a real trial because the teams are working hard to prepare their cases, as if the trial were real.  The teams are not allowed to help each other and must work independently and secretly so that the criminally accused has a fair trial.    
      
     All PUC students, staff and faculty members, and the general public are cordially invited to attend.  Light refreshments will be served at the end of the evening.  You may bring guests, co-workers or friends. Seats are unreserved. Please be seated by 5:10pm. The PUC Annual Mock Trial will be conducted in English; however limited Khmer Translation will be available (there are a limited number of translation headphones, thus persons arriving early will have a good chance at receiving translation headphones).
     For further inquiries please contact:
     Prof. So Sovichea: Director of PUC Legal Clinic at 012-19-18-000 or     sovichea@lawyer.com
     Prof. Bruce A. Lasky: PUCLC Advisor/OSJI Liaison at 012-400-269 or          blasky@online.com.kh
     Ms. Julie M. Sheker: PUCLC PP Legal Advisor at 012-829-371               jmsheker@yahoo.com 
      Hosted by Paññasastra University of Cambodia Legal Clinic (PUCLC)
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	 "Preah Koh Bot"
	 
    
    
     
    Small Shadow Theatre
"Sbaek  Touch"
Performance at 7:30pm  Friday 17th & Saturday 18th March  2006
 
Shadow Puppets, Dance & Masks
"Preah Koh  Bot"Story
Performance at 7:30pm  Friday 24th & 25th March  2006
 
Entrance fee: Adults $5, Children $3
 
Sovanna Phum  Theatre
nº111 St360 (Corner 105) - Phnom Penh
Tel: 023 987 564 
E-mail:  sp.admin@camintel.com
We have show  every Friday & Saturday, 
Visit our puppet gallery and gift shop open  everyday, except on Sunday.  
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 khmer architecture tours
	 
    
    
     
     sunday 19 march  06
 tour: national sports complex  ('olympic stadium')
 The National Sports Complex (known as the Olympic  Stadium but not intended to host these games) was designed and built over a  period of 18 months in 1963-4. They should have accommodated in 1964 the  Games of the Non-aligned Emerging Forces, but these were delayed to 1966  for political reasons, and the complex became the location for the reception of  many visiting dignitaries.
 Designed by Vann Molyvann with a structural engineer  who had worked with Le Corbusier, the complex was renovated and reopened to the  public last year.
 Though some new buildings have recently been built  around the edge of the site, the original buildings remain fairly unchanged.  They are a masterful arrangement of bold modern architecture with strong Khmer  associations.
 We will visit the stadium, which seats 84,000, the  sports-hall and swimming/diving  pools.
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 There will be morning and  afternoon tours, guided by architecture students Suon Ratana and Sim  Sitho.
 Morning tours: Start at 9.00am, finish by around  11.00am
 Afternoon tours: Start at 3.00pm, finish by  around 5.00pm
 
 The tours are available in English and Khmer.
 Cambodians: $1, Others $5.
 As usual, booking is essential. Children over 12 are  welcome.
 
 Please email KA Tours with your request for places; please  don't forget to include names and mobile telephone numbers and  which tour you would like, otherwise we can't accept the booking. We will  email you back with joining details and contact numbers for the guides.
 
 Hope to see you soon.
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 geoffrey  pyle and jane martin
 coordinators
 khmer  architecture tours
 tours of  modern architecture in cambodia
 
 www.ka-tours.org
 
  
 
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
    
     
    A public lecture series on contemporary Cambodian architecture, is being organised by SangSalapak-Building Arts with the support of UNESCO. All are welcome at the lectures, which are free, in Khmer language and will be on Saturdays 18 Mar, 25 Mar and 2 April. There will be a debate follow-up probably on 6 April at Reyum. Details of the lectures are below. The lectures are by 2 young architects trained in Cambodia, Hok Sokol and Khuy Py, and two more experienced Cambodian architects with international exposure. Ros Borath will talk about the one new building in Cambodia featured in an international publication on modern world architecture. Phuoeng Sophean will talk about the sophisticated, recently completed Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Please pass on this information to any Cambodians you think may be interested 
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	 CONCERT ACOUSTIQUE
	 
    
    
     
    Le Centre Culturel Français du Cambodge vous invite  aux concerts de GRABUGE et MAK'79,
CONCERT ACOUSTIQUE :
le mercredi 15  mars, au Café du CCF de Phnom Penh - à 19h30 
(entrée libre dans la limite  des places disponibles)
et
CONCERT
le jeudi 16 mars, dans le cinéma du  CCF  - à 18h30
(places à retirer au CCF avant le 14  mars)
 
 n.b : le concert du mercredi 15 mars, initialement  prévu à 18h30, aura lieu à 19h30
 
Centre Culturel Français du  Cambodge
Siem Reap : 366 rue Pram Pi Makara - Siem reap -  tel : 00(855)  63 963 265
Phnom Penh : 218 rue Kéo Chea (184) - Phnom Penh - tel : 00 (855)  23 213 124 / 125
Battambang : tel 053 952 897
e-mail : info@ccf-cambodge.org       culturel@ccf-cambodge.org 
        
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
    
    
	 
	 Musique et Chansons
	 
    
    
     
    
    Foundation for the  Advancement of 
 Western Classical Perfoming  Arts
 presents
     Monthly  Concert Series
  March 2006

Romantic Song Recital 
  Songs  by: Paolo Tosti &Norodom Sihanouk
  
       Sethisak Khuon -  Tenor  
 Sakano Issei -  Piano
  
 Saturday, 18 March, 7pm 
   Raffles Hotel Le Royal 
  
 Advance sales: Ticket US$8.-- at the door US$10.-- 
 Children&Students US$2.-- (only at the door)
  
   Tickets available at: 
  
 Java  Café  
 Pop  Café - da Giorgio
  Raffles  Hotel Le Royal(Cafe Le Phnom) 
 F.W.C.P.A.Office,  No.5 Street 310 
  
    mobile: 012 291  654
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	 Angkor Photography Festival Workshop
	 
    
    
     
      Angkor Photography Festival  Workshop | 
|   |    The Angkor Photography Festival is proud to introduce photographs produced in  the 2005 photography workshop in Siem Reap, Cambodia, by 23 year old  photographer, Paolo Picones, from the Philippines. At last year’s event a group  of artists and reporters volunteered to organize the free workshop for young  photographers from the region and we will be introducing the work on our Flickr  page over the next few months: 
  www.flickr.com/photos/angkorphotographyfestival/sets 
Paolo’s  photographs of Cambodian street children are titled ‘Khmer Yagit’, 'yagit' being  Paolo's native Tagalog for 'street children'. To anyone who has ever felt  ‘beggar fatigue’, Paolo’s images are a powerful reminder of the humanity of  those many chose to ignore. Many of the street children come from families with  parents with AIDS or who have lost limbs to land mines, forcing these children  to support entire families.
  Some of the children photographed also  attended the street children photo and dance workshops organized by the Angkor  Photography Festival and their work can also be seen on our Flickr  page.
  Stuart Isett angkorphotofestival@yahoo.com www.angkorphotofestival.com  |