We address gaps in the Cambodian government’s implementation of the UN Convention on Elimination
Achieving equality requires changing attitudes of all members of society. We conduct public education and radio programing
NGO-CEDAW advocates for better laws to protect women’s rights, with full inclusion of the LGBT, disabled, HIV positive, rural
NGO-CEDAW’s team of experts works with our members to provide training and technical assistance on topics related to women’s rights.
NGO-CEDAW envisions a Cambodian society in which both men and women fully realize and enjoy their human rights.
NGO-CEDAW undertakes awareness-raising, monitoring, advocacy and other activities which are aimed at supporting civil society
Adopting a human rights-based approach, Using a feminist perspective in solving problems, Promoting equality and fairness
HEY Channy (f), aged 22. Family from Siem Reap, but currently living and studying in Phnom Penh. Studies at the Royal University of Law & Economics and will be graduating
On Wenesday 5th February 2025, NGO-CEDAW has successfully coordinated a Consultative Workshop on CEDAW Annual Monitoring Report 2024. Civil society members and partners were invited and 22 CSOs were there
Background: Dignity Cambodia for Gender Equality is an annual artistic and informative event begun in 2015, initiated by a documentary artist, Mona Simon. Dignity Cambodia is an ongoing creative project
