Break dancing Cambodian style.
Jan 8 - A former gang member from California is teaching break dancing to troubled youth in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh.
Tuy Sobil, better known as "K.K." lived in California's Long Beach for 26 years, where he picked up break dancing and became a local phenomenon.
When he first came four years ago, K.K. volunteered at a drug rehabilitation centre where he conducted workshops to help drug addicts recover.
Puja Bharwani reports.
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