NGO fires director over misconduct
Former employees of a children’s rights NGO protest their director’s sacking.
Tag: NGO
The Best Nutrition That Money Can’t Buy: Breastfeeding
Why is my baby not sleeping at night? Is he/she hungry or just tired? Is my baby gaining enough weight? This can be overwhelming and most of the time, there is no easy solution or clear answer.
Italy-bound migrant rescue ship diverts to Malta
German NGO Sea-Eye said its rescue ship will sail to Malta due to deteriorating conditions on board. They have called on Europe to intervene in Italy’s hard-line measures, saying “human lives are not a bargaining chip.”
CHRC places child in NGO custody as it champions mother’s case
A child of an inmate serving life in prison is placed in the custody of an NGO.
AIA-ISF Youth League wraps up
Over the past six months, 100 teams made up of almost 1,500 boys and girls participated in the AIA-ISF Youth League.
Smart and World Vision continue One Goal to develop youth through sport
2019 proved to be another exciting year for World Vision and Smart Axiata.
CCF touches lives of thousands
The Cambodia Children’s Fund has improved the lives of more than 3,000 students, the NGO said in a report.
Events
Experience Sharing on Careers in Public, Private Sectors & NGO – SCIA Inspires Series: Entrepreneurship & the Roadmap to Success – My Body, My Choice
Dumping a tough life through education
Oark Nay Heang is at a very different place today than when she was growing up. She has just graduated from university and she’s excited about the next chapter of her life.
Nobody’s Children: Really?
In Cambodia, the term ‘orphan’ is loosely defined and most of the kids in the so-called orphanages are not really parentless children. But some of the NGO-run orphanages are actually giving these children a fair go as Sheila Yuanjiahuan found out.
Child sexual exploitation remains a concern
Child sexual exploitation remains a concern
CMAC signs MoU to use demining rats
The Cambodian Mine Action Center signs a MoU with a demining NGO to use rats to detect mines in Siem Reap province.
Central concerned over targets
The Centre for Alliance of Labour and Human Rights has found that companies are annually increasing production targets for workers in tandem with the rise in minimum wages.
Pro-women campaign seeks to raise awareness
A campaign to encourage women raise their voices against abuse at their workplace.
Halo continues to aid mine-free goal
The Halo Trust demining NGO has over the past 28 years cleared nearly 300 square kilometres of land.
NGO to pay farmer $3,000 for cutting down trees
A farming family agree to receive $3,000 in compensation from the Wildlife Alliance.
NGO raises concern over disabled rights
NGO expresses disappointment over the lack of enforcement of disabled rights laws.
Bikes donated to poor families
The Ministry of Social Affairs signs an agreement with a Japanese NGO to provide free bicycles to villagers in poor communities.
NGO raises concern over disabled peoples’ rights
A non-governmental organisation has expressed its disappointment over the lack of enforcement of laws to ensure that people with disabilities are provided with the same opportunities to work and live in society as able-bodied people.
Unexploded ordnances destroyed in Siem Reap
Police in Varin hand over unexploded ordnances to a demining NGO for destruction.
VILLAINS AND MYSTERIES
Siem Reap attracts tourists and talent, but it also attracts dark-side denizens – internationally wanted desperadoes, villains, perverts and weirdoes.
The rise of social media: boon or bane?
The Mekong Dialogue Institute (MDI) hosted a regional media conference on “ASEAN Towards Regional Stability Through Social Media” or ASEANCon at the Cambodia-Korea Cooperation Center (CKCC) of the Royal University of Phnom Penh last week.
ISF up for global sports award
Local NGO Indochina Starfish Foundation has been officially shortlisted for Beyond Sport’s Sport for Health and Well-Being Award.
Supporting local artists and their arts
Four creative enterprises, including the only-female contemporary dance company in Cambodia and an NGO working with vulnerable youth, received their first grants awarded under the Cambodian Arts Training Awards.
Koh Kong data collection dispute
Report dispute between Koh Kong Officials and a human rights NGO over data collection planned to solve land disputes.
Thriive Cambodia Conference @ Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center (CJCC)
Thriive Cambodia on July 19 organised a conference for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) owners.
The Honey-Hunters
Probably unfamiliar to many, there’s a network of non-government organisations that helps create a self-empowered generation of forest-dependent communities in the region.
Tiny Toones 10th birthday @ Factory Phnom Penh
Now I look at that first generation of kids and see famous musicians, successful businesspeople,” says Tiny Toones.
NGOs warned of unofficial election monitoring
NEC warns civil society organisations deploying observers to monitor the election on July 29 without being registered that they will face the law.
Four charity workers die in crash
Four NGO workers died and eleven others are injured when their minibus swerved on to the side of the road and hit a tree.
