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Chbab Srey (Khmer: ច្បាប់ស្រី, Chbăb Srei[cɓapsrəj]; lit.'Female law') is a Cambodian code of conduct for women. Written in the form of a poem, it is a pendant to Chbab Pros (Khmer: ច្បាប់ប្រុស, Chbăb Brŏs[cɓapproh]; lit.'Male law') which applies for men. Chbab Srey details a mother's advice to her recently married daughter. The mother, as narrator, advises her daughter to maintain peace within the home, walk and talk softly, and obey and respect her husband. It has been at the center of debate and controversy in recent years in Cambodia.
ChbabSrey (Khmer: ច្បាប់ស្រី, Chbăb Srei [cɓap srəj]; lit. 'Female law') is a Cambodian code of conduct for women. Written in the form of a poem, it is...
conduct ChbabSrey (Women's Law) had taught women in Cambodia to be subservient to men. Up until 2007 schools in Cambodia had taught the chbab to the young...
longform poems. It is a modified and translated form of the Cambodian ChbabSrey and Chbab Bros. While the Kan Imam San avoid pork and alcohol, they do not...
"third sex". Its usage dates back to a 19th-century interpretation of the ChbabSrey, a Cambodian text written around 1800. The text refers to "malicious"...
and contrary to the traditional place of the woman as described in the ChbabSrey. In recent years the song has been re-issued by a large number of modern...
was not recommended for well-bred women in the traditional code of the ChbabSrey. Before the Cambodian Civil War, one of the most famous ayai singers was...
within the family, abandonment by a boyfriend, and through advertising. ChbabSrey, Khmer code of conduct for women Courtship, marriage, and divorce in Cambodia...
(រឿងមាយាដកខ្ញី). The narrative is in tone with the recommendations of the ChbabSrey, a code of conduct for Khmer women which Ang Duong will also contributed...
Sopheap was born in 1962 in Cambodia. During her schooling, she learned the ChbabSrey, a code of conduct for women written in the form of a poem. She earned...
can often be hostage of religion and tradition, she is critical of the ChbabSrey, a Cambodian code of conduct for women which has fostered widespread and...
forcefully denounce the flaws of successive regimes. In a context in which the ChbabSrey was still very influential and taught in both private houses and public...
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