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The silent and awkward moments at the beginning of the workshop this week didn’t last long and within 30 minutes of the start, the room began to fill with laughter and even light-hearted…

Learning from experiences in Cambodia on Oxfam Saving-Lead Microfinance Program within more than one decade, women in rural communities could access to the household’s money on the family…

#JuiKnia campaign is personal to me. Forty years ago, a bloody civil war and genocide brought by the Khmer Rouge killed more than 2 million people, a quarter of the population back then. Many of us…

I remember the Christmas dinner so well. Sad, haunted eyes old and young sitting at tables surrounded by decorations they had never seen,  putting Western food into their mouths-now I know it…

"I wish to call to the world leaders that don’t make war, stop the war and let refugees refuge in a safe place, refugees are human being, no one want to leave their hometown and family.…

That’s why I’m proud to announce Oxfam’s new campaign: #JuiKnia. We want to share stories of hope and kindness from our own refugees and migrants, and call on world leaders to once…

The Cambodian Ministry of Environment (MoE), together with Oxfam and partner, Development Partnership in Action (DPA), organized the final consultation workshop on Environmental Impact Assessment…

“Stop them, they used illegal fishing tools.” These are the voices of community fishery members shouting louder at the illegal fishermen during the crackdown happened in one of the deep…

Rachel Jolly is the First Secretary for Development Cooperation at the Australian Embassy in Vientiane, Lao PDR and she is also the manager of the DFAT funded Australia Greater Mekong Water Resources…

Today Oxfam group tour to O Kru Kae Primary school located at O Kru Kae Village, Sambor Commune, Prasat Sambor District, Kampong Thom Province where kids have organized their saving groups. Those…