Rainy season arrives in Phnom Penh…

Rainy season arrives in Phnom Penh…

Tatai River, Koh Kong, Cambodia.

Yesterday, Judge Cartwright visibly shook her head and mouthed the words ‘blah blah blah’.

I tried to look for international jurisprudence on this and found none but found a secondary source, which states: ‘Some musicians cuss at home but are afraid to express yourself on the microphone,’ which is [the] Dr Dre [song], Express Yourself.

My application is that Cartwright could express, as Dr Dre advised, her personal and judicial opinions for the record.

Andrew Ianuzzi, co-defence counsel for accused war criminal Nuon Chea, encouraging Judge Silvia Cartwright to speak up with a little NWA reference.

Faces at Angkor Thom’s Bayon temple, Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Sunset on Thailand’s Koh Lanta.

It’s not as juicy as $16 for oranges squeezed into a glass, but the real scandal of Bev Oda’s five years at the helm of the Canadian International Development Agency is a systematic shift of aid away from those who need it most.
The Vancouver Sun’s Don Cayo takes aim at Canada’s uneven cuts to foreign aid.
Bangkok’s Chao Phraya river, from a few dozen floors up.

Bangkok’s Chao Phraya river, from a few dozen floors up.

A ride on the (slow) train through Sri Lanka’s hill country. Shot on an iPhone.

We also have the right to be Muslims.
A radio piece on Indonesia’s Koran study group for transgender Muslims.
Lunar eclipse, December 10.

Lunar eclipse, December 10.