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Oxfam’s Humanitarian Response teams departed in two directions on December 26, 2025. One team headed toward the internally displaced persons (IDPs) safe camp in Preah Vihear province to prepare for…

This is a story I will carry with me forever. It may not mean much to some, but for me, it was deeply fulfilling to stand alongside brave souls and help people in their darkest hour. It was an…

ASEAN Civil Society and Partnership Exchange Conference: Gender and Climate Change in Lao PDR. Photo: Oxfam

What began as a logistical task felt more like a family outing! It was on Sunday, December 14th. Together, we packed 2,000 dignity kits—each one a lifeline for families forced from their homes.…

In today’s world, where diversity, equity, and inclusion are often reduced to buzzwords—used for show, underfunded, or ignored—and where leaders sometimes dismiss gender and social inclusion as side…

As the world grapples with the urgent threat of climate crisis, Cambodia stands at a critical crossroads. The country's transition to renewable energy sources is imperative to both mitigate climate…

Link to op-ed in KhmerCambodia is famous for its street food snacks. If you walk along Street 271 towards Samdach Sothearos Blvd, you will find a long line of delicious and affordable street food.…

She lives on the periphery of a bustling city, dreaming of one day moving to a place close to the public transportation grid. Let’s call her Mai, a young mother with an unwavering smile and a heart…

Phnom Penh, Cambodia – If you are researching Unpaid Care and Domestic Work (UCDW) in Cambodia, you will likely come across these numbers: women spend 188 minutes on unpaid care work, while men spend…

By Myrah Butt, Gender Justice Policy and Advocacy Manager Oxfam International and Sophoan Phean, National Director of Oxfam in Cambodia Download the op-ed in Khmer HERE Throughout the year,…