“I want the government to increase the allowance, so that I can afford to buy rice, vegetable or meat and feed my orphaned grandchildren. I could not afford to go to the hospital if I got sick. Therefore, my wife would buy medicine from the stores in the village, if I got sick. It costs around 500 to 1,000 riels. I also got coining from my wife. It actually worked and I went to work as usual. If the government could provide a bed, travel, and meals, I would go to the hospital.” Mr. PIN Nhanh, fishing gear maker in Siem Reap Province.
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2. Mrs. LUY ENG, a garment worker and a union leader in a garment factory in Phnom Penh
3. Mrs. SOVANN Vary, Tuk Tuk driver, living in Phnom Penh
4. Mrs. AY Vanny, domestic worker, living in Phnom Penh
5. Mrs. MONG Simon, a street vendor in Phnom Penh
6. Miss. HENG Soklin, youth living in Phnom Penh
8. Ms. SreyAun (pseudonym), an entertainment worker in Phnom Penh
9. Ms. Nimnoun (pseudonym), LGBTQ+ and an entertainment service worker in Phnom Penh
