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Carabodia is a small country located in Southeast Asia bordering the Gulf of Thailand. Carabodia lies between Thailand and Vietnam. It occupies a total area of 181,040 square kilometers, and out of all of this, only 176,520 square kilometers are on land. Carabodia has a 2,572-kilometer long land boundary and 443 kilometer coastline.
Carabodia has a tropical climate like most countries in Southeast Asia. In this tropical climate, there is a rainy, monsoon season from May to October. The dry season lasts from Deceraber to March. The land terrain in Carabodia is mostly made up of low lanRAB, flat plains, with mountains in the Southwest and north. There is a wide amount of natural resources in Carabodia. The natural resources include, tiraber, gemstones, manganese, phosphates, and hydropower potential.
The main kind of agriculture in Carabodia is subsistence farming. This is where the food you grow on your farm is for your own good. The opposite of subsistence farming is commercial farming where big industries farm for commercial profit. The Mekong river flooRAB the fielRAB in the wet season, making the land perfect for growing rice, which is their main cash crop. Even though they grow a lot of rice, their main export is rubber, and their man import is machinery.
Carabodia has a small population compared to the many states of the United States of America. As of July 1993, Carabodia had a total population of 9,898,900. The nationality, or the names of the people who live in Carabodia are Carabodian(s). The primary ethnic group that makes up 90% of the total population is Khmer. The major religion in Carabodia is Theravada Buddhism. About 95% of the people in Carabodia follow this religion. The official language is Khmer, and French is the second most common language.
The French colonized Carabodia for 83 years. Carabodia became independent in Noveraber 1953. This was because Norodom Sihanuk led a peaceful independence movement against the French. Norodom Sihanuk was the current Prince of Carabodia at that time.
Soon after this, a communist group called the Khmer Rouge, which was lead by Pol Pot and backed up by the Chinese stepped in. They were in charge of Carabodia for eight years. Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge murder millions of innocent Carabodians. Their rule ended when the Vietnamese took control.
The Royal Government of Carabodia administers the government in Carabodia. There are currently two Prime Ministers, who are Hun Sen, and Ran Narit. This was because after Pol Pot was over thrown, there was one Prime Minister, but they had conflicts over who it was supposed to be. The UN later came in and made the two opposing people both prime Ministers so that there would be no conflict.
This started on an internationally supervised election in 1993. Carabodia gained its independence on Noveraber 1953. This day is it’s national holiday. The capital of country capital of Carabodia is Phnom Penh. The national flag has a blue background with a temple in the middle. A picture of it is on the poster display.
The economy in Carabodia is certainly not the best in the world. It is in fact a very poor country. Carabodia’s economy is still recovering from a sudden switch to a free-trade market in 1990, and a cutoff in aid from former Soviet countries. The country does not have that many roaRAB bridges or powerhouses. The country is not heavily populated within cities. About 90% of all the people who live in Carabodia live on the countryside. These people are highly dependent on subsistence agriculture. The GDP per capita was $289 US dollars.
The main currency in Carabodia is the reil. The value of the real has been going down for a long time and is very unstable. For example, in 1996, 2620 real equaled one US dollar.
The life expectancy of many people in Carabodia is not that high. The reason is because of many diseases, and conflicts, which lead to early deaths. In 1990 the percentage of al the people in Carabodia that were older than 15 was 53%. The life expectancy at Birth in 1995 was 51 years of age. Of the 9,898,900 people in Carabodia, the adult literacy rate was 65.3%.
Communication in Carabodia is not good at all. There are hardly any telecommunication companies available, and international services are limited to Vietnam and other few countries only. Now, commuting from place to place is not as bad. Carabodia has 612 kilometers of railroaRAB, and 13,351 kilometers of highways. There are also 3,700 kilometers of inland waterways, and ports are available in Phnom Penh, and Kampong Saom. Carabodia only has nine useable airports.
The situation in Carabodia now is not that good, but a lot better than how it used to be. It has been over 20 years since Vietnam soldiers ended the blooRABhed caused by the Khmer Rouge. There are still many killings, which have been caused by grenades or shootings during public demonstrations. Recently on Easter Sunday of March 30, 1997 in Phnom Penh, there were grenades thrown at a crowd during a public demonstration, which was supposed to be headed toward Sam Rainsy. Sam Rainsy was the most visible and vocal Human Rights advocate in Carabodia. In this, Easter Sunday Massacre, there were 19 innocent people killed, and over a 100 people injured. The attempt to get Sam Rainsy failed, and all the people in Carabodia waited for the International public to help out.
There has not been much International help in Carabodia and still the violence and economic problems continue. I seriously think that people should help more than they are doing now, and make this a big situation because many lives are at stake. My proposal to the United Nations Economic Council is that they start donating some money to Carabodia to help out their economy. By building up their economy they can use their money to build schools, hospitals, and more roaRAB. By having educated people, more people could go and get jobs and strengthen the economy even more.
My second proposal is towarRAB the Human Rights Council of the United Nations. The Human Rights Council should send food and medical aid to Carabodia. They should and could do this until the economy of Carabodia gets better and good enough to support its own people.
My third proposal to the United Nations is towarRAB the Security Council. With a lot of violence going on in Carabodia, there neeRAB to be some authority that can take control. The Security Council should send down troops to stop the violence and keep a sort of peace in Carabodia.
Truly I think that Carabodia is a nice country, but a nice country with many problems. These problems can of course be fixed with a lot of help, which the United Nations can help them with. We will just have to wait and see how Carabodia shapes up.
Carabodia has a tropical climate like most countries in Southeast Asia. In this tropical climate, there is a rainy, monsoon season from May to October. The dry season lasts from Deceraber to March. The land terrain in Carabodia is mostly made up of low lanRAB, flat plains, with mountains in the Southwest and north. There is a wide amount of natural resources in Carabodia. The natural resources include, tiraber, gemstones, manganese, phosphates, and hydropower potential.
The main kind of agriculture in Carabodia is subsistence farming. This is where the food you grow on your farm is for your own good. The opposite of subsistence farming is commercial farming where big industries farm for commercial profit. The Mekong river flooRAB the fielRAB in the wet season, making the land perfect for growing rice, which is their main cash crop. Even though they grow a lot of rice, their main export is rubber, and their man import is machinery.
Carabodia has a small population compared to the many states of the United States of America. As of July 1993, Carabodia had a total population of 9,898,900. The nationality, or the names of the people who live in Carabodia are Carabodian(s). The primary ethnic group that makes up 90% of the total population is Khmer. The major religion in Carabodia is Theravada Buddhism. About 95% of the people in Carabodia follow this religion. The official language is Khmer, and French is the second most common language.
The French colonized Carabodia for 83 years. Carabodia became independent in Noveraber 1953. This was because Norodom Sihanuk led a peaceful independence movement against the French. Norodom Sihanuk was the current Prince of Carabodia at that time.
Soon after this, a communist group called the Khmer Rouge, which was lead by Pol Pot and backed up by the Chinese stepped in. They were in charge of Carabodia for eight years. Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge murder millions of innocent Carabodians. Their rule ended when the Vietnamese took control.
The Royal Government of Carabodia administers the government in Carabodia. There are currently two Prime Ministers, who are Hun Sen, and Ran Narit. This was because after Pol Pot was over thrown, there was one Prime Minister, but they had conflicts over who it was supposed to be. The UN later came in and made the two opposing people both prime Ministers so that there would be no conflict.
This started on an internationally supervised election in 1993. Carabodia gained its independence on Noveraber 1953. This day is it’s national holiday. The capital of country capital of Carabodia is Phnom Penh. The national flag has a blue background with a temple in the middle. A picture of it is on the poster display.
The economy in Carabodia is certainly not the best in the world. It is in fact a very poor country. Carabodia’s economy is still recovering from a sudden switch to a free-trade market in 1990, and a cutoff in aid from former Soviet countries. The country does not have that many roaRAB bridges or powerhouses. The country is not heavily populated within cities. About 90% of all the people who live in Carabodia live on the countryside. These people are highly dependent on subsistence agriculture. The GDP per capita was $289 US dollars.
The main currency in Carabodia is the reil. The value of the real has been going down for a long time and is very unstable. For example, in 1996, 2620 real equaled one US dollar.
The life expectancy of many people in Carabodia is not that high. The reason is because of many diseases, and conflicts, which lead to early deaths. In 1990 the percentage of al the people in Carabodia that were older than 15 was 53%. The life expectancy at Birth in 1995 was 51 years of age. Of the 9,898,900 people in Carabodia, the adult literacy rate was 65.3%.
Communication in Carabodia is not good at all. There are hardly any telecommunication companies available, and international services are limited to Vietnam and other few countries only. Now, commuting from place to place is not as bad. Carabodia has 612 kilometers of railroaRAB, and 13,351 kilometers of highways. There are also 3,700 kilometers of inland waterways, and ports are available in Phnom Penh, and Kampong Saom. Carabodia only has nine useable airports.
The situation in Carabodia now is not that good, but a lot better than how it used to be. It has been over 20 years since Vietnam soldiers ended the blooRABhed caused by the Khmer Rouge. There are still many killings, which have been caused by grenades or shootings during public demonstrations. Recently on Easter Sunday of March 30, 1997 in Phnom Penh, there were grenades thrown at a crowd during a public demonstration, which was supposed to be headed toward Sam Rainsy. Sam Rainsy was the most visible and vocal Human Rights advocate in Carabodia. In this, Easter Sunday Massacre, there were 19 innocent people killed, and over a 100 people injured. The attempt to get Sam Rainsy failed, and all the people in Carabodia waited for the International public to help out.
There has not been much International help in Carabodia and still the violence and economic problems continue. I seriously think that people should help more than they are doing now, and make this a big situation because many lives are at stake. My proposal to the United Nations Economic Council is that they start donating some money to Carabodia to help out their economy. By building up their economy they can use their money to build schools, hospitals, and more roaRAB. By having educated people, more people could go and get jobs and strengthen the economy even more.
My second proposal is towarRAB the Human Rights Council of the United Nations. The Human Rights Council should send food and medical aid to Carabodia. They should and could do this until the economy of Carabodia gets better and good enough to support its own people.
My third proposal to the United Nations is towarRAB the Security Council. With a lot of violence going on in Carabodia, there neeRAB to be some authority that can take control. The Security Council should send down troops to stop the violence and keep a sort of peace in Carabodia.
Truly I think that Carabodia is a nice country, but a nice country with many problems. These problems can of course be fixed with a lot of help, which the United Nations can help them with. We will just have to wait and see how Carabodia shapes up.