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The collapse of a dam at the Xe Pian -Xe Nam Noy Hydropower project was tragic. Immediate assessments say that 39 people died, many suffered injuries, and thousands are left homeless, with their…

Being new to the team, this was a great opportunity for me to interact with the program partners and understand the challenges of civil society organisations in the five Mekong countries (Cambodia,…

Participating as a new staff member of the program, I found the workshop interactive and participatory. It was most surprising for me to see how all partners representing communities, women,…

The Extractive Industry (EI) is a very important economic sector for a lot of developing countries. The revenue generated from this industry could be used to promote development and poverty reduction…

Today is La’s farewell after his 25 years with Oxfam to help improve the livelihoods of communities he worked with. La Chhuon started his work with Oxfam in 1993 when he was a counterpart working for…

Oxfam in Cambodia proudly presented Mr. Samnang Hour the first leadership award during Oxfam Staff Retreat in Kep province. Samnang demonstrated his leadership without authority both at Oxfam and…

គាត់ក្មេងចឹង ធ្វើជាអ្នកដឹកនាំបានដែរ? ស្រ្តីនៅតែផ្ទះចឹងត្រូវមានភាពជាអ្នកដឹកនាំដែរ?​

សារព៌ត័មាន! តើសារព័ត៌មាន មានទំនាក់ទំនងអ្វីទៅនិងយុទ្ឋនាការ១៦ថ្ងៃ ក្នុងការលុបបំបាត់អំពើហិង្សាលើស្រ្តី និង កុមារី ?Media! What is the connection between Media and 16days campaign to end violence against…

Kerlan is a human rights defender. He joint “Lakbayan”, which signifies a long journey for him and some national minorities of the Philippines, especially those from his region, who traveled about 2…

A river protector goes against the flow in CambodiaOn a recent trip to northern Cambodia, I met a man on a red motorbike, toiling along a muddy road in the rain. He was gathering villagers for a…