Voice of Khmer-Americans community television show (VOKA) was established in June 2010 with a small group of volunteers with our goals of bringing factual information, news, activities, politicians, leaders etc… to share with the community and make a thorough discussion to address issues or information that the whole community may benefits from. Our show opens to everyone and does not exclude anyone from coming or calling to our show because of race, religion, language, political affiliations, and or gender. VOKA is a live community show and we do reserve our rights not to air or take calls from the audience if we feel that he/she uses derogatory language during the show that may lead to a bad example to our young audiences. We encourage positive criticisms and we take any comment that help us to improve our show and help strengthen our Khmer community. VOKA stands on our four Buddhist principles: Kunna Thoir, Sajjack Thoir, Seil Thoir, and Meta Thoir.
