Supporting women to live a life free of violence is supporting the overall development of the country.
Harmful Gender Stereotypes and Violence against Women - 5 December 2020
In Cambodia, over 26 per cent of men and over 50 per cent of women think that violence is ok for at least one of six reasons. Survivors of gender-based violence are NOT RESPONSIBLE for the violence perpetrated against them. We must stand up for the right of women to live a life free from violence.
Gender inequality - 4 December 2020
Poverty, illiteracy, and alcohol abuse are not the cause of violence. Join us to stop violence against women.
Achieve your dreams – and help build a better post COVID-19 world - 3 December 2020
Meet Mr. Meas Sabun, a Prosthesis and Orthotics Assistant, outstanding athlete and Paralympic Volleyball medal-winner. Mr Sabun’s motto is “Don’t give up. Don’t only depend on other people. Be strong and strive to achieve your dreams!” (more…)
Women with disabilities and Gender-Based Violence - 3 December 2020
Today is day 9 of the #16Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign and also International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Join us to promote the rights of persons with disabilities and to end violence against women with disability.
WHY END VAW? - 2 December 2020
Violence against women is a violation of human rights. A society without gender-based violence means true gender equality.
Violence against Women and HIV - 1 December 2020
Today is day 7 of the #16Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign and World AIDS Day. Violence against women and HIV/AIDS are both major public health problems. Empowering women and adolescent girls through addressing underlying social and economic issues and gender inequalities is crucial in preventing violence and HIV/AIDS.
Health services for survivors of Gender-Based Violence - 30 November 2020
Women subject to violence can experience a range of health consequences. It is crucial that health services are available to victims and health care providers are a crucial first point of contact for women seeking help. Should you need assistance, please see relevant contact numbers at the end of this video.
Sexual violence and harassment - 29 November 2020
Stop blaming survivors. Women have the right to dress how they want. Physical appearance or certain types of clothing are not an invitation to be sexually violated, harassed or raped. Sexual violence is against the law.
