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Here are five charities operating in Cambodia to maintain and expand on Cambodia’s elimination of poverty and encourage its people's movem...

As the January sun sets over verdant rice fields somewhere in Cambodia's western Pursat province, Kunthea's two-year-old clamours onto her lap. Sitting on a daybed, clad in a black and orange tie-dye T-shirt, she is quietly savouring a moment with one of her two children. They are the reasons, after divorcing her first husband in 2020, she picked up a...

Different perspectives on bride trafficking to China, with a focus on how the pandemic has shaped these dynamics

By Sarah Scott Helen is the founder and executive director of Chab Dai, a charity described by the Cambodian government as having played a huge part in developing the anti-trafficking movement in the South East Asian country. "When I started Chab Dai, I began with the end in mind. I’m a vision person. I saw myself as a catalyst. As ex-pats we can often be the catalyst, but we can’t be the long-term change. Inspiring nationals to be their change is the most inspiring thing," she says. Helen lived and worked in Cambodia for 20 years, after leaving a corporate job in the UK behin...

3 Min Read PHNOM PENH (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - School students in Cambodia will learn about the dangers and laws around human trafficking from an updated syllabus starting in 2021, officials said. The Southeast Asian country - which faces U.S. sanctions if it does not improve its record on human trafficking by next year - will add lessons for primary and high school students, a spokesman for the education ministry said. “Hopefully, students learn about the ways to stop human trafficking in school and among youths,” Ros Soveacha told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. Sex trafficking wi...