The Hash House Harriers: A Case Study

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In Part III, Kelsey Timmerman visits parts of Cambodia (Phnom Peh and Battambang), in search of the factory that made his Levi jeans. While in Cambodia, he met beggars, farmers who lived in minefields (Tim Rem and Suay), girls who worked in the garment factory (Nari and Ai), the Hash House Harriers (a drinking club), and girl from STD. He even met English teachers who were helping out a local person who lived in Cambodia (Steve) as well as people who worked at the head of the factory. The individuals he interacted with, from individuals recycling at the city dump to the many workers/owners of the garment factory, helped influence his thought of the rights the Cambodian people and workers actually have. My future decisions have actually changed

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