Woman cooks in her kitchen in Cambodia

Woman cooks in her kitchen in Cambodia

TOKYO, Japan - A woman cooks in her kitchen in the province of Kratie, Cambodia, in April 2013. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 2014 called for a massive effort to end hunger in the Asia and Pacific region by 2025.

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