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In a country where nearly two-thirds of the population is under the age of 30, Cambodian youth face persistent challenges in securing decent employment. With 88% of the national workforce engaged in…

For communities along the Mekong River, climate change is not a future threat, it is a daily reality. From unpredictable floods to prolonged droughts, riverine families have long been on the…

The European Union and a consortium led by Oxfam, together with Advocacy and Policy Institute, NGO Forum and SILAKA, officially launched the Strengthening Civic Engagement and Oversight in Public…

Following the ceasefire agreement reached on August 7, 2025, between Thailand and Cambodia during the General Border Committee meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Oxfam welcomes the diplomatic breakthrough and…

Oxfam, in collaboration with the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, the Cambodian Labour Confederation and the Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community, co-organize a regional forum to elevate…

At our Last Friday of the Month session on 27 June 2025, we closed the month-long LGBTQIA+ pride celebration with learning, self-reflection, and art!Last year, on International LGBT Pride Day, we had…

Once known only for its abundant fish and floating villages, the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve is now becoming a beacon of environmental resilience and community-driven innovation.After three and a…

Oxfam convened a learning and dialogue session in Phnom Penh that brought together 37 socially engaged youth from local civil society organizations (CSOs) and universities to explore the evolving…

Every morning before dawn, thousands of Cambodia’s domestic workers quietly begin their day cooking, cleaning, caring, and holding together the households of others. Though essential to society,…

Dal Phnom is a village in the green hills of Andoung Meas district, Ratanakiri province. It is home to 243 indigenous Jarai peoples, an indigenous community, with 125 women, 86 children under 18…