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Sophal Ear: Fugindo do Khmer Vermelho

Filmed Feb 2009 • Posted Jul 2009TED2009
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O parceiro TED, Sophal Ear conta a emotiva história da fuga da sua família do Cambodja sob o regime do Khmer Vermelho. Ele relata a astúcia e determinação da sua mãe para salvar os seus filhos.

Sophal Ear leads research on post-conflict countries -- looking at the effectiveness of foreign aid and the challenge of development in places like his native land, Cambodia. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese by Luís Florêncio
Reviewed by Elena Crescia
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