-
The Ulaanbaatar Roundtable on Democracy in Asia
The purpose of this three day roundtable was to develop a set of civil society recommendations on actions that could be taken by the munity f Democracies (CD) to strengthen democracy in Asia. The meeting was framed around the Working Groups of the CD that have been launched by the Lithuania as CD Chair, focused on the specific thematic areas of Gender Equality and Women’s Rights; Enabling and Protecting Civil Society; Regional Cooperation; Poverty, Development and Democracy; and Promoting Democracy and Responding to National and Transnational Threats to Democracy. The International Steering Committee of the CD also chose to feature Democracy Education, as this is a subject the ISC/CD hopes will be taken up by a Working Group in the near future.
Read More -
Cambodia: Rainsy Sentence Shatters Pretense of Democracy
This statement is aimed to provide the view of the Human Right Watch toward the conviction of the Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy on politicized charges.
Read More -
Cambodia: Rainsy Sentence Shatters Pretense of Democracy
This statement is aimed to provide the view of the Human Right Watch toward the conviction of the Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy on politicized charges.
Read More -
Responsibility of International Buyers in the Protection of Workers’ Rights in Cambodia
This statement provides deep concert of The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) that a recent peaceful and lawful strike by garment and apparel workers in Cambodia has been met with legal threats and court-sponsored retaliation, with tacit approval from the Cambodian government, against union leaders and workers.
Read More -
Responsibility of International Buyers in the Protection of Workers’ Rights in Cambodia
This statement provides deep concert of The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) that a recent peaceful and lawful strike by garment and apparel workers in Cambodia has been met with legal threats and court-sponsored retaliation, with tacit approval from the Cambodian government, against union leaders and workers.
Read More -
Responsibility of International Buyers in the Protection of Workers’ Rights in Cambodia
This statement provides deep concert of The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) that a recent peaceful and lawful strike by garment and apparel workers in Cambodia has been met with legal threats and court-sponsored retaliation, with tacit approval from the Cambodian government, against union leaders and workers.
Read More -
Responsibility of International Buyers in the Protection of Workers’ Rights in Cambodia
This statement provides deep concert of The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) that a recent peaceful and lawful strike by garment and apparel workers in Cambodia has been met with legal threats and court-sponsored retaliation, with tacit approval from the Cambodian government, against union leaders and workers.
Read More -
Cambodia: Rainsy Sentence Shatters Pretense of Democracy
This statement is aimed to provide the view of the Human Right Watch toward the conviction of the Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy on politicized charges.
Read More -
Cambodia: Rainsy Sentence Shatters Pretense of Democracy
This statement is aimed to provide the view of the Human Right Watch toward the conviction of the Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy on politicized charges.
Read More -
CCHR Welcomes Constitution Day and Calls for Culture of Constitutional Awareness
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) congratulates all Khmer citizens on the occasion of Constitution Day, the seventeenth anniversary of the formal adoption of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia. This day marks our transition from the tragedy and tumult of previous decades towards development and democracy. CCHR commends the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) for its ongoing work to educate high school students about the Constitution but calls on the RGC to widen the constitutional curriculum, particularly that which deals with constitutional rights as contained in Articles 31-50.
Read More -
Conviction Evidence of Government Attempt to Remove Sam Rainsy From Politics
The Cambodia Center for Human Rights, via this press release, condemns today’s polictical ruling by the Phnom Penh Capital court and the CCHR also notes with concern about this trail.
Read More -
CCHR Welcomes Constitution Day and Calls for Culture of Constitutional Awareness
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) congratulates all Khmer citizens on the occasion of Constitution Day, the seventeenth anniversary of the formal adoption of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia. This day marks our transition from the tragedy and tumult of previous decades towards development and democracy. CCHR commends the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) for its ongoing work to educate high school students about the Constitution but calls on the RGC to widen the constitutional curriculum, particularly that which deals with constitutional rights as contained in Articles 31-50.
Read More
Generously Supported by
