Every time Chanthat Mam hears the ring of a bell, it takes him back 40 years.
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Standing outside the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, Votey Panha shares what little she knows about her grandfather. “My grandmother only told me that our family lost Grandpa during the regime.” The...
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Sarin Chan is watching his world disappear. But instead of witnessing the slow death of the life-giving forests his Chong indigenous community rely on for so much – tradition, food, income and...
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UN human rights experts* today called for an urgent review of the legal proceedings brought against opposition politicians in Cambodia after at least 43 defendants were convicted at a third mass trial on...
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Phnom Penh, 11 March, 2022 – The struggles of indigenous women in Cambodia, including aspects of early marriage and domestic violence, are unique and need specific legal protection.
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Phnom Penh, 8 March 2022 – The right to adequate housing in Cambodia has not been fully respected, protected and fulfilled in relation to community relocation and resettlement – but new...
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17 February, 2022 – With escalating worries from Cambodia’s civil society, media, and human rights defenders about the country’s shrinking civic space, today, the United Nations Country...
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UN human rights experts* today criticised an ongoing COVID-19 quarantine imposed on striking casino workers in Cambodia, saying authorities must not disguise a crackdown on peaceful and lawful labour action...
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GENEVA (1 February 2022) – UN human rights experts* today urged Cambodian authorities to halt the planned implementation of data surveillance legislation, saying it is repressive and further undermines...
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January 10, 2022 - After 15 months in a 17 square metre prison cell shared with 20 other detainees, prominent union trade leader Rong Chhun was released...
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