Injured in 1996 while planting rice in Siem Reap Receives $30/month compensation from the Cambodian Army Wife and 7 children in Prey Veng Sees family every other month for 2 days Earns $3/day (12,000 reil) selling books to tourists in Phom Phen Pays $1000 reil per night for a hammock in Phnom Phen Central Market
	Lak 62 Village, Battambang Province 45 years old Injured in 1985 while on patrol in Som Lot District near Thai border Khmer Rouge soldier, no government compensation Lost left leg below the knee and right eye First prosthetic leg destroyed by a second landmine injury Possess an unredeemed Red Cross voucher for a second prosthetic leg Wife and 5 children in Lak 62, cannot afford to go to Battambang to get second prosthetic from the Red Cross Works as a farmer and receives support locally, from family
	Battambang Injured in Pailin in 1989 on patrol with Cambodian army Lost both legs below the knees Receives $20 compensation per month Wife and 3 children in Phnom Penh No job, lives in local temple Receives some rehab at Battambang Red Cross. We were unable to determine why he isn't in Phnom Penh with family and more rehab facilities. Received wheelchair from Japanese NGO and paid $80 for the gears and front-end of chair-car Has spent about $8 for maintenance on chair-car over 6 years He reports harassment from local business owners, but no police harassment
	O'Cheteil Beach, Kompong Som 37 years old Injured in Pailin in 1983 Missing patella in left knee Received extensive medical treatment in Thailand at time of injury, paid for by friends Says he was a government soldier, but receives no compensation Does not have a job Wife and 3 children in Kompong Som, wife works at local hotel
	Unable to determine age and dates of injury Shot while in Siem Reap and later stepped on a landmine in Battambang Says he was a government soldier, but receives no compensation Lost right arm below shoulder, right leg below knee, has several puncture wounds on trunk of body Transportation machine supplied by Japanese NGO Machine costs $1 per year for maintenance
	Battambang Injured near Phnom Sompow in 1995, government soldier Lost left leg above knee Receives $10 compensation per month Wife and 3 children in Battambang, reports wife has TB, oldest daughter manages the family farm Received prosthetic leg and rehab through Red Cross in 1998
	Battambang 37 years old Injured in Pailin in 1983 as government soldier Lost right leg below knee Receives $12.50 compensation per month Wife and 1 child in Phnom Penh No job in Battambang, unable to determine why he is there Received rehab and prosthetic leg from Phnom Penh Red Cross, gets new leg every 6 months
	Unable to determine age and date of injury Says he government soldier on the Viet Nam border, and then became farmer. Unable to determine if he was injured while on patrol or farming Reports no compensation Lost right foot below ankle, ankle hangs limp without boots Received prosthetic boots, crutches and rehab from Red Cross
	Landmine survivors living at Wat Phnom in Phnom Penh
	Landmine survivors living at Wat Phnom in Phnom Penh
	Landmine survivors living at Wat Phnom in Phnom Penh