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“Racing up the Mekong for Humanity and Nature”, a regional youth camp organized by Oxfam and our partner Save Cambodia Wildlife (SCW) for 25 young men and women from the Mekong countries to share…

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…

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Voice takes the opportunity to highlight the work of and by young domestic workers, a vulnerable group prone to exploitation and abuse.  Young…

Oxfam and UNDP signed an agreement to support the three years’ “Leading the Way for Gender Equality (LWGE)” program with the Ministry of Women’s Affairs (MoWA) today. Oxfam will continue to…

Throwing out fistfuls of rice for her hungry chickens, 15-year-old Phal SoEm carries out the seemingly ordinary chore behind her wooden house in Yeay Oort village, Banteay Meanchy province. But for…

Rapid growth characterised Cambodia’s economy in the past few years. Fueled by a population of more than 15 million1—with half of the workforce working in the agriculture sector—Cambodia has…

Sokhon used to catch between 7 to 10 kilograms of fish per night with 105 meters length of fishing net and earned around 40,000 Riels (approx. $10) to support his family’s daily living.

After this workshop, we expect that media will pay more attention to fulfil their role in ending VAWG and help reporting on violence more effectively. In particular, the use of photo, name and…

More than 80 people including government representatives of the Mekong countries, Australian Embassy, Civil Society, MRC, UNDP and...