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Navigating Prejudice for Equality: Women Tuk-tuk Drivers in Cambodia Defy Stereotypes

In Cambodia’s bustling tourist hubs of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, a quiet yet transformative revolution is unfolding. Brave women like Roeung Sorphy, Kim Sokleang, and Sieng Meng are boldly challenging stereotypes and defying societal expectations as they step into the male-dominated world of tuk-tuk driving in Cambodia. Their stories shine a spotlight on the ongoing struggle for gender equality, capturing the attention of both travellers and locals at a time when women’s working rights are under scrutiny by NGOs and the global community.