Earlier this year, Griffith University photography, film and journalism students travelled to Cambodia,
where they spent three weeks on assignment with local Non-Government Organisations
(NGOs) to capture some of the country’s most powerful untold stories.
From documenting the rehabilitation of captive elephants at The Elephant Livelihood Initiative
Environment and meeting giant Gambian pouched rats that sniff out landmines, to capturing
the exotic nightlife of Phnom Penh and walking down the halls of a staggering number of orphanages,
schools and homeless shelters, students were given the opportunity to work outside
of their comfort zones to tell the stories of those who did not have a voice.
This once in a lifetime experience has been brought together into one beautifully curated magazine
by the Argus team, filled with pages of incredible photographs that illustrate the harsh
realities of life in Cambodia.
This is Cambodia 2018.
