Cambodia’s neighboring countries are Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos. The country is known for Angkor Wat, which is the largest religious monument in the world. Visitors come every year to visit the stone structures that have been there for hundreds of years. Cambodia is run by a parliament. Although a beautiful sight, Cambodian law is corrupt and actually exceeds other countries in levels of corruption. Favoritism, bribery, and lack of driving laws, calls for corruption. Also, in government, there is no clear distinction between the branches in the judicial system. Religion is a very big part of Khmer culture. The leading religion in Cambodia is Theravada Buddhism. Aside from Buddhism, Islam and Christianity are the next two leading religions. Some Buddhists have strict beliefs and rules while others are not as committed. For example, there are days where Buddhists cannot eat after a certain time. Buddhists attend temples very often as it is often favorite a past
Cambodia’s neighboring countries are Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos. The country is known for Angkor Wat, which is the largest religious monument in the world. Visitors come every year to visit the stone structures that have been there for hundreds of years. Cambodia is run by a parliament. Although a beautiful sight, Cambodian law is corrupt and actually exceeds other countries in levels of corruption. Favoritism, bribery, and lack of driving laws, calls for corruption. Also, in government, there is no clear distinction between the branches in the judicial system. Religion is a very big part of Khmer culture. The leading religion in Cambodia is Theravada Buddhism. Aside from Buddhism, Islam and Christianity are the next two leading religions. Some Buddhists have strict beliefs and rules while others are not as committed. For example, there are days where Buddhists cannot eat after a certain time. Buddhists attend temples very often as it is often favorite a past