The Daily Battle For Survival While Living In Cambodia's Slums | Beyond Human Boundaries
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In the Cambodian slums, one man must scavenge for food, collect trash, and risk it all to survive. With no experience of living in conditions like this, in a matter of moments, his world is flipped upside down.
Beyond Human Boundaries tells the story of Arman Alizad, an ordinary man, who travels with his cameraman to eight countries trying to get into a community, group, tribe or environment for 10 days. This is not only a show of endurance but an emotional story about people who live in some of our planet’s most unforgiving conditions.
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This is why I mainly watch documentaries rather than Hollywood movies...
OUI !...no one PRETENDING HERE.....Hollywood is the PITT'$
Tommy Tan Me too!! Channels like this has opened my eyes to the world, so much is hidden from us!!! 🙏🏻
Yeah watch documentaries and read Quora
@Beverley Lumb well that's dumb.
@@lihouful I love reading quora 2 !!! 😖 I thought I was the only nerd!
This documentary brought me into tears. I cried like a baby.😭
I am from South Africa, I have seen poverty but not at this scale.
This t just too much😭
To think that there are people who are sooo rich that they buy private jets and their OWN Islands, things that they don't really need, is just very sad😒
If had that much money, I would rather go to these poor places and help at least one maybe more families, just like this guy did.
Thuli Dlamini God bless you sister 🙏♥️
half of the billionaire on this planet can fix our povert problem.
South Africa has such poverty too in places like Alexandra ,Diepsloot and many other slums.
You know Thuli at least here people get their sassa grants. I've heard in some countries people dont get such assistance
@@pietrojenkins6901I dont know about other areas but there's a big informal settlement near where I live (Kwazulu Natal) and things aren't as awful as this video
This video is sooooo accurate! I lived and worked in Cambodia and it was heartbreaking, because poverty, drugs, sexual child abuse and child prostitution was everywhere. Some people chose to ignore it, I tried helping by getting involved. But when the little children go missing it breaks your heart. I left because in the long run, I wasn’t strong enough to continue witnessing the grave inhumanity taking place in Cambodia.
I could not bear it either. Do not beat yourself up 😪
"The bread,is the children's heritage" So true.
I've seen this video about 1 or 2 year ago????.... But it says posted 2 weeks ago??? Am I a time traveller???.... Or has it been posted twice!!!!!
Paul Jen ) your a time Lord .....your grace 🎩
Jeff Mullinix ) what do you mean Jeff ? are you saying Pres Trump will catch them or that he also is one ?
As someone who has been to South Africa, Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea and has basically traveled all around the world at just the age of 18. I've seen things that has forever affected my consciousness. I've now committed my life purpose to helping serve humanity and doing everything in my power to bring light to this world.
You have a good heart and God bless you
How?
Go! Don't give up!!
your wasting your time & effort , only to be hugely disappointed & disillusioned in the future .. " if everyone does their bit ???? i volunteered when in lao with the uxb charity COPE to find & destroy us ordnance , was it appreciated by the locals ? , no , because we took away scrap metal , a form of income ..forget it , there's too many lost , broken & bad people in this world to concern yourself with , making sure your ok yourself is not being , selfish ... i've been to those countries too & india , im now 60 & when i look back , i think fck them because they think the same about me at the end of the day ...
@@wayneandrews9298 You are a ray of sunshine.
Something I've discovered that poor people are more inclined to give and share because they KNOW what it's like to be one of the invisible
Bill Gates has given away billion$ though.
Beth Roesch I come from a poor country, don't be so quick to generalise.
@@pietrojenkins6901 Bill Gates gets hundreds of millions in corporate welfare.
Also when you "give" to charities you get tax breaks.
His foundation also get hundreds of millions from governmens.....so NO.
YES THEY DO, just ask anyone who does food delivery and they will tell you in rich areas the people even ask for a quarter in change back.
Or hope to get in return . Justvcuz it's his last doesn't make it worth more to the other person .
Bro the fact that you went back to help those people and didn't just jump ship when the time came says a lot about you as a person, as a man, and as a human being. Very respectable sir. Well done.
I like this kind of documentary host. He assimilates to the society by reflecting with them and socializing with them.
Exactly. Most start off by critiquing when never having been in the shoes of the critiqued .
He gives the video and these poor people a much different understanding then other people in videos who just walk by. I can feel her pain, especially because he's a grown man and for him to have such a hard time really evolves how difficult the lives of these children are..... and..... the physical labor of an H.I.V. positive woman who we can pretty much guarantee that she doesn't even have medication, much less food.........
@@obscured9414 I do. And that's why I always say that opinions mean nothing and experience means everything .......
SO TYPICAL FROM HERE TO AFRICA APATHY WHITES LILIES NEVER MENTION BIRTH CONTROL
#PLANRESPONSIBILITYHOOD
@Vincent T. Then find something better to do with you time, UA-cam has plenty of flat earth videos.
I was born in Cambodia. I was there during the civil war. I survived by going to the mountains, rivers, and rice fields to find foods to support my family. But not going through land fills like this. It’s so awful to see all those children must go through life like this. Its truly broke my heart. Thank you for making this video to keep me remember where I came from.
❤
Poor people are the most generous because they know what it feels like to suffer. It’s the rich that are less empathetic...
This is truth.
That's me
HL Watts you are right!!!
Thats not true shut up
@ HL Watts. Not true. It is true that many poor people are kind and generous, but there is also cruelty in slums. Many western men have been hustled by attractive women who are greedy and selfish. I plan on relocating to Cambodia and deducating my life to tackling poverty. I have never been on the streets. I appreciate the video but i dont think it is necessary to have true empathy. I do think that the rich need to learn to serve as equals, the poor arent below them. I also think a problem is that poverty is s tourist attraction. People do a three month stint in africa and tslk about it changing them but really true change would require more than a vacation. True change requires deep sacrifice. I am not a fan of the adventure mentality that spurns alot of volunteer work.
hey man god bless u. unlike others , u took the responsibility of the kids education rather than simply posting their videos.carry on brother , we appericiate ur work
10:41 the family who had nothing, still gave something. bless their hearts
Yes. They gave something to the foreign guy with a camera crew following him around. I would too if I were them. ;)
Truly one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. Completely in tears.
This made me cry and I dint cry easy.. we need more people like you in the world . Thank you for the eye opening view
Oh man this is too emotional. Thank you for helping those kids.
Somebody remind me why I sometimes complain about my life.
Because the 1st world privileges spoiled you?
And yet, Trump said that developing/poorer countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Brazil, Guatemala, Vietnam, India, Argentina and Indonesia etc etc are so called taking "advantage" of USA in all these years.
Stop complaining about your life.
Because once we get used to the better things in life we get used to it and then treasure more than we have because standards change .
@Adolf Stallin Excuse, excuse, excuse. Do you know that China sent a lot of medical and agriculture experts to many developing countries to perform free medical surgery and teach them how to improve agriculture in their countries beside sending money and food/medicine. Teach them how to build infrastructures, public facilities. So that it reduced the chances and possibility of corruption by the ruler/administration level.
This makes me so sad for these poor babies and their mom. This is amazing how you were able to help them, you are a god send...bless your heart and your UA-cam channel 🙏
I wish I had money like the Amazon and Facebook guys. I wouldn’t buy mansions. I would help as many people as I could.
Me too. Jeff Bezos could literally pick a country and stop all these kids from living in the street.
Alton Williams very nice me too
Same!
STOP SAYING I WISH SAY I'M GOING TO..A OLD TIMER SAID THIS TO ME LONG TIME TODAY I HAVE EVERYTHING AND EVERYTHING.
Absolutely
"These people have absolutely nothing and they wanna share that with me."
Those who are financially poor are the most generous people. They don't even have enough for themselves.
I am cambodian and I appreciated that u did this video. Very heartbreaking to see the true reality of our country . I wish one day my country will be ............
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Me too. Am Australian and am humbled.
@Soty Hun Get your fake comment out of here! What is stopping you from helping your "so-called" people?
@@noluv4532 I want you to understand that Cambodia is a country that is undeveloped on these type of topic. Unlike western countries and other well developed countries, you guys have the opportunity to help those around you and actually having trusted groups of people either from the government or generally. But in Cambodia, they do not have that type of access to such things because we don't have strong supporters and the money to do above and beyond. Instead, in some shops we have the charity and donation box but it could not be so trusted. I've seen many capable families including my own, ones a year we would pack hundred boxes of food, necessary daily items, clothings and such, drive to the country side and passing them on to those who need it. The schools in Cambodia are also encouraging the students to turn in books and studying items during the end of the year so that other children who doesn't have access to educate to also have a chance to learn like everyone else. Just because you see these type of things doesn't mean that the people are not trying to change it, do you think that we want our country and friends to be like this? Many of us are trying to help these people and hopefully one day we could help each other escape from this.
im came from poor family from Philippines im so touching this family hope this 2 child study hard dream come true Godbles💕
dpat gumawa din sya ng street living na dokyu dito satin sa pinas.. this is really a very touching piece..
I'm so glad he did that for the children. I wish the mother was able to get regular medication so she can live.
I hope also there would be food for the family since the mother will find it difficult to work alone with children at school.
They adopted him. Only the poor know how to care for poor. If I did such a noble and humble thing, after mom is gone I would adopt the kids.
I have too much heart. I couldnt live their without doing something everyday.
@@Jayapullani i think he sends her money for food! thats how he keeps the kids from haveing to work!
I thought Philippines which is my country is worst, but after seeing this, I found my eyes in tears. Their government can't even fund schools for the sake of children's education. How heartless their Government is. I wish I'm rich too, so I could share my blessings to other people like them. I love poor People ❤️❤️❤️. Thanks to you brother. Keep your good work up. You deserve MILLIONS OF Subscribers.
If there is an award of d best tv presenter u are one i choose.
i cried, so wholesome. how can these big institutions ignore this? i feel for the mother, i really hope she gets prescription to treat her HIV. so good of him to put her kids through school. i really took a lot for granted. i feel so blessed, i feel guilty for not realizing it before. thanks a lot for this content.
Videos like this makes you humble yourself REAL QUICK, AND IN A HURRY!!!!!
*LORD I THANK YOU, AND I WON'T COMPLAIN!!* 🙏🏾❤❤❤
Amen. Sis 💚
amen!
This had me in tears 😭 be thankful for what you have.
God bless you Mr. Alizad abundantly❤ and God bless these people of Cambodia ❤ may God help them all. Amen
Opening our eyes to the reality of life, you have done something I don't know a single person would be willing to do. Thank you for this video.
You a good man for helping out like that. Many blessings 🙏 to all.
Dude! I have watched many a UA-cam video. This is the first one that has made me cry. My heart broke for those children. Thank you for brining it into the light. You are a great human being! My hat is off to you, sir!
I started crying when he became their sponsor!!! How can we help???
Oh I'm so glad he did. I'm only 20 minutes into it and came here to find out how I can help. Praise him and the children
@@kcchiefsgirl7026 Seems like most of the posts are a year old, I wish more people would see this, surely some people haven't got to the end of UA-cam yet.
Me too! I thought he was just going to give them 1k.. but after he said sponsor i got chills and teary eyed..lol
Thank you Arman for your human spirit, compassion and the love for one another
What a touching documentary, thanks to Armin for showing us the reality of the Cambodian slums.
this is not Cambodia at all.. there are places these children can go, but I suspect they identify with the life they live, and don't want to be hemmed in by rules... rules that we would be more accustomed to....
@@milesinnz they just lack opportunity and luck. They were hardworking yet earn little. Somebody should shed a light to them and give them opportunitys to better their lives or else the history will repeat itself.
@@romella_karmey of course everything in life is down to luck... and I so explain to Khmer, that it is only a matter of luck that they are in the situation they are. No, you cannot shed light and give them opportunities.. that is the great misunderstanding. They have been taught by western media and NGOs, that all their problems are to do with Pol Pot - but that was 40 years ago now. But in the way they have been assisted, it has led to a position of wanting to be dependent, and only seeing their salvation in someone from a "wealthy" overseas country coming to rescue them. I know someone reasonably senior in the Cambodian administration, call him a super project manager if you like, and he will agree with me, and is as frustrated as I am. One of his responsibilities, is for the TVET (vocational training) all across Cambodia. He has 600 empty seats, this is all free, and they have even tried paying Khmer to attend.. I knew someone who wanted a better future, and I told her about TVET. We were staying with her Aunt, and when we left and took a different road, about 2 kms about we passed a huge TVET training college. I said she needs to go and inquire what they can offer her... did she do this, no.. and I can list many many many more examples.. so how would you "shed some light" ?????? do tell, because with your attitude, you are part of the problem, that is you refuse to see the real problem because you will not like the reality... oh, and they are not hard working.. what makes you think they are hard working ?????..... I knew someone from the Philippines working in a clothing manufacture factory, supervising.. I said how come you are doing that... because they need to get people from the Philippines as they can focus and work.. if this position was filled by Khmer, nothing would happen.... so how do you know all this about Cambodia ??? have you even been there, or you "saw it on the Internet" ???
Miles Dugmore i know you feel bad for the khmer folks, but i feel like youre missing the mark with what you said. i dont even know what im reading anymore.
@Blessed are the Poor I don't think you have a clue and you are living in some sort of denial. I could refer you to the Chairman of the economic and policy group of the Cambodian Government. He was also in charge of the TVET system for Cambodia. He says he has 600 empty seats and they cannot get Khmer to fill them. I can give you real examples of Khmer who refuse to try and improve their position... where is your evidence that the vocational colleges are a rort.. in terms of what happens all around the world, they are no different to say Australian universities... so do tell, where is your specific experience.. in terms of specifics... I have been stuck in NZ (covid-19) as I would be in Cambodia now... I had a rice seed drill sent from China to Cambodia where I was going to assemble it. I wanted it used this season so I gave instructions on how to assemble it. It took them 2 months.. I would have done it in 2 days.. please explain the difference if they are so "hard working"... it's not really worth saying anymore, as people like you just cover your ears and make a run for the hill.. so really you facilitate this laziness and stupidity... and people like you are part of the problem.. now, which bit did I get wrong ?
Miss my cambodia.. The people are so amazing. Poor financially but rich in all other aspects. God bless you all. See you soon
I'm Cambodian. I really appreciate your help and kindness for that poor family. This would be one of the most revealing and amazing videos I've watched about my country. Love to see more of this.
I loved this video. I have been to Cambodia and have seen the poverty and the kindness of the people. May God bless and provide for the Khmer people always.
Oh my, my, what an encouragement and source of strength to this family. You stooped low to entertain them, eat with them, play with them and now is willing to help these poor, unfortunate and ambitious kids. What you have done reminds me of Jesus, stepping off His Throne to come to earth and gave His All for us and to help us. What a good person you are with such a precious, big heart. I pray these kids will pursue the dream of their life and turn out to be respectable citizens. May you continue to live a long good life to see the apples of your dreams at their success. And that many people like you will after all help the poor, children of this world. May God bless you sir and others like you love ❤️ and peace to you.
I pray for god to bless these kids, keep them safe, and their families 💗🙏.
Just finished watching this. Amazing story... I wish all the kids could have such sponsorship. Thanks for all you did, you are an inspiration to us all.
Nobody should be living like this in any country of the world. It's heartbreaking.
It's a sad and shocking reality. Believe it or not, some have even less than this..
What an amazing chap, doing that for them 2 children. I just really really hope & pray they survive when their mother passes away.
Man my homeland, it definitely hit the spot, god please protect that family
Thank you for everything. You are truly an inspiration to us all. God bless your heart ❤. People like you can change this 🌎
Bless your heart Arman, & may God bless your family as well. You are truly an angel disguised as a mortal man.
Arman is easily one of my favourite documentary hosts, he's so genuine and empathetic.
I'm Cambodian . I didn't know about this. Thank you for revealing the truth in Cambodia .
You are great bro ! Even though you're not Khmer but you know a lot about my country , I'm really appreciate you man! For this video that reveals the dark side of life that Khmer people have never talked about .
right, there are ignorant people who doesnt even know that such a thing is existed to witness this event as well.
Good thing he's exposing truth of how government dont care about his people.
Wah, despite the poverty...I love their smiles. I would love to see their progress so far.
Stop complaining and just be thankful for what you have now ☺️
Holy Hell - I cried like a baby when I watched this all the way to the end. I will never complain again about what I do and don't have here in my land of plenty (Australia)!
Who else is still cryin after show went off?
I wasn't crying hard but my eyes were nonetheless wet
Me I'm still crying!! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
You and i
🦧🦧🦧🦧🦧🦧🦧🦧🦧🦧🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me at the moment.
I love these documentaries. Another great one to watch is "living on one dollar".
I like the mans heart love his caring. His action roar his words soft....
😥🤯😭🤯🤯🤯🤯
God bless him abundantly
This is amazing. I’ve never watched a documentary from this perspective before. Great work and thank you for sponsoring the children’s education
So heartbreaking to see such scenes. Thank you for the documentary.
Finally it brings me into tears,we should learn to share and give.
Wow Arman. This breaks my heart. God bless you my friend. I can’t believe you only have 84k subscribers? I hope you make it big and get to 1 million real soon and take that money to better yourself and to help the unfortunate. Thank you for being an angel to these kids. 👌🏼👍🏼💪🏼🙏🏼❤️
I started to support a street kids charity in 2013 in the Philippines. I was horrified at the conditions the poor kids experience in the slums. I go over every year to do outreach with them and we teach the kids a lot about life and the dangers they will face and how to avoid the bad situations, how to eat properly , etc. I am sad I can’t go this year due to Covid but at least I can wire $. The 3 latest typhoons and Covid have made life even worse. I am glad I am in a position to help. I just wish more people would watch important documentaries like this to see what is going on in the world... ☹️
Thank you for shedding light on my country
I am going to dedicate the rest of my life to supporting where it is needed. In whatever country. I have already reduced my expenditure since Covid. And now I have a reason to create more wealth. My eyes hav e always been open. The difference is I now believe in a bigger purpose. Thanks to programmes like this.
Love and light
You made a huge difference for those two kids. Thank you ❤️
Is there a way for us to sponsor a kid directly?
I’m crying my eyes out. I want to help these children but how do you no what charities to trust. Amazing Documentary. Well done to all involved. Very honest and eye opening to a sadly silent problem.
Thank you so much for going through this experience, and for making this documentary to share it with us. I'm sure there was so much more you weren't able to fit into the documentary, but everything you've shown is already very educational. Thank you for sending this kids to school!
Po
Thank you for what you did for my people and other people you helped through out your lifetime! May god bless you!
"So small, yet humble"
Good work.
My family survived the Cambodian genocide. Thank you so much for making this documentary ❤️
I admire you for helping those two kids and hopefully one day I can do the same and help the poor. God bless you
If he actually sacrafices what he says he is, than he is a truly good person. I'm just a little reserved when it comes to shows like this. What happens off camera is equally important, and a lot of them film one aspect, but live a different one.
In every country, it is the same. The poor and landless struggling every day just to survive. And nobody cares. They never did and they never will. Those that say the majority of the people are good, are wrong. The majority are bad. I lived very similar to this just 20 years ago in San Antonio Texas, collecting aluminum cans every day so that I could eat, making about 3 or 4 dollars a day, living in a patch of bush along side the road. But I had to stop doing this hard, but honest way of making a living when the heartless city bus drivers would no longer allow me to get on the bus with my cans to take to the recycling place. So it forced me to start begging to survive. Sometimes I made a lot more per day, but america's heartless criminals with badges, the police, kept harassing and threatening me, so it forced me into doing things more and more illegal just to survive. And now, with the fascists shutting everything down, life for the homeless free people such as myself is more difficult than ever. Videos like this are made to make people feel sorry just because kids are involved, to hell with the elderly who live just as bad, if not worse, in the richest country on earth, the USA.
This does not have to be your way
ummmm no youre too lazy to work. how do you have a smart phone?
@Roberto Ramirez typical question from someone who has never experienced any hardship at all. Please do not comment on things you know nothing about....
@@XRemARx another example of spoilt, heartless little brat that has been spoon fed by mommy all her life. Some people have criminal records (for nothing more nasty than drug possession), some people have mental health problems, some have actual physical problems that prevent them from getting jobs. How dare you calling someone “too lazy for work”? I tell you something, though: during your future life, you will have ample opportunity to rue and think about the words you have written, and you will regret them ...
The richest country on earth with homeless? But we are homeless by choice how many times you had the chance to leave the streets? Most of the homeless use drugs or alcohol they waist their money doing that. I have experience on the streets because I myself I am homeless , when I separated my x and I found out she was living with another man I lost all hope but I never stopped believing iñ God I kept praying and asking God why but the only blame was on me I was so depressed that I lost interest in working but I still worked some days just to keep feeding myself I asked myself why I didn't want to work when I always liked to work then I disided to work but the bad smell if I taked a shower the cloth still smelled bad but even with that I managed to get work I still miss my wife and childrens and I am still homeless but by choice now I don't want to have a home because I don't want to go every day and finding an empty home I live in my van so that way I don't go to an empty home or room and I have the feeling that maybe one day I get back home ,I always pray for my family that God will protect everyone even when they not even remember me .but they live in my heart so this is the richest country blessed by God even the homeless are richer than the average rich in the world ,is not me saying that I read it in the stadistics but we don't want to see it we find easier to blame others for our mismagement of our money, we spend our money I things that we can't afford I see people with the top of lines phones or iphones I work and I work hard I work in alaska I make money but I can afford one of those fancy phones I am 68 not retired I don't like easy money . And I am homeless by choice
Thank you for sharing your experience in Cambodia. I was driven to tears. May God continue to bless you.
My heart breaks just looking at the innocent eyes and smiles of those kids, who were ploughing through rubbish for plastic bottles in a bid to sell them for a little bit of money for food.
I am very much touched when Arman Alizad sponsored the two kids to school. The only way to lift them out of poverty is education. I wish I could do the same.
We, lucky ones, should do something to help those less fortunate, more or less, in our way, because we have much blessings from God.
sad and joyful...i teared up at the end. Great work man, there's still good people in this world.
Godbless the kids.They dont deserve to go hungry or suffer. Thank you for this eye opening documentary.👍
I just wanted to thank you for bringing the light to these people and to those that are still struggling and trying to survive on the streets, human beings are such amazing, we have nothing but yet some of us are more than willing to help someone in need, that's what makes us humans. Thank you to all the crews, the cameraman or woman, and to the whole group of people to make this documentary so that the rest of the world can really see or have an idea of what is really going on, in the world.
God bless this man!!! I cried at the end 😭
You are my new hero. If we all as human beings share experiences like these with the less fortunate, there would be no 🌎 hunger. ❤️Thank you for opening my eyes🙏🏽
Thank you for such an eye opening report. The title of you video caught my eye, I am a 75 year old Viet Nam era Veteran. This documentary has been an education. Thank you. My daily issues seem miniscule. Have you kept in touch the family that helped you out.
So sad! I admire your courage in attempting to live like them and to help them. Thank you!
This was my second time watching this and both times I shed tears for the people. Thank you sir for doing your part and what a great documentary. ❤️👍🏼💪🏼🙏🏼
man i done shed tears watching this Thank you for helping that family. I hope when i visit for the first time can make an impact like that in someones life God bless u
start a gofundme for the family. i can't save the world, but, i can donate more than they make each month.
just a thought.
www.cambodianchildrensfund.org/
@@miata889
thanks
Ur amazing. If everyone thought like this I am sure the world would be a better place.
@@miata889 Done and I will try to give more in the future.
@@miata889 I am trying to find out how much of donations go to the people in need vs. admin. I can't find it anywhere on their website or annual report. Anyone have first hand experience with this charity?
You are truly blessing to those 2 siblings. Much love and respect.
this video should have thousands of views! great one
Great documenrary!!! Our problems seems so small comparing to these people... God bless all these people.
Thank you Arman. God bless these people.. ❤️🙏
Even though he had at least a cameraman with him to keep him safe I respect what he did. This was truly moving, especially knowing the mother is HIV positive. Her smile watching her son's skills was beautiful. The world thought that when Khmer Rouge was destroyed Cambodia would rise again.
Respect man 👍 nothing but respect bro!
Makes me wanna cry
When my son gets upset about his lunch you didn’t give me what I wanted for lunch or I didn’t like what you gave me or I don’t want that anymore. I can’t help but say to him you are so lucky and blessed to even have food in your lunchbox I don’t have a lot And there’s people out there who have absolutely nothing kids who did not eat for days I tell my son this and I tell him you’d be grateful for the food that you get to eat. I know he is only five and does not completely understand. I can’t help but tell him this when I hear these things out of his mouth and I feel that way because I watch things like this and I see children’s suffer
Even with very little here in the United States we are beyond blessed
God bless him for sponsoring those 2 kids! 🙏🙏
You are strong and with a big heart. I wish I was as strong as you. I would cry all day when I see poor families.
Awesome video. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. God bless you.
Sadness and poverty one wouldn't wish on anyone. If you don't cry or get teary eyed after watching this ...Thank you for making us cry and more aware
Really great things you are doing plus opening up peoples eyes to how good we have it in the west!
This was the best you tube content i was watch so far. Make me feel how a wonderfull life god was give to me.
I am thankful to be living in the United States, the greatest country on Earth. Thank you for reconfirming that and showing us that we do not have a reason to complain or be lazy!
My dream place to visit US
Edit :i wish I was born in US like you
This was absolutely amazing..I cried..I smiled.. what a wonderful thing to do for those children.. God bless you🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Watching from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
My heart 💔 goes out for this little angels 👼😢😢😢 godbless you all 🙏
I respect you so much for helping those two kids, I was in tears watching this video. I’m also a Cambodia kid that got lost in pol pot war. I was the lucky one but I lost my dad and my sister. I never been back to Cambodia. I guess you can say the richer get richer and poor get poorer. Thanks for showing how my country on this video.thanks
Very powerful and inspiring documentary, it changed my perspective in life thank you very much, it opened my eyes to the reality only the unfortunate can see and feel, this documentary will surely serve its purpose for i will become and do what u actually did to that family, im fortunate enough to be a doctor here in philippines and i wanted to return the favor life has given me, i appreciated all i have because of this vid, i have alot of complains before but after seeing this people who doesnt even have that privilege to eat a decent meal for the day and yet still able to smile and help other, what more that i could do and change something for better, again thankyou somuch sir u inspire me and many people
I'm speechless.
These people have to live life like this, day in and day out. They are the forgotten people. Forgotten by society and government.
Yet they survive.
Thank you Arman Alizad for making this video, for sharing your experience with us. For opening my eyes.
I'm speechless.
I'm a 54 year old male and I'm crying.
No one should have to live like this.
Bless you and the poor people of Cambodia.
God bless you
Arman Alizad & cameraman crew thank you .For putting a smile on that mothers face for helping to support her children :). Hope this inspires others to do the same if they can .