Calls for Justice continues and In Memory of Kem Ley
Kem Ley is most commonly described as a political analyst. Though accurate, this description feels insufficient to capture the work he did, the people he engaged, the bravery…
Kem Ley is most commonly described as a political analyst. Though accurate, this description feels insufficient to capture the work he did, the people he engaged, the bravery…
Imagine yourself on the top of mountain feeling the grass, touching on the stone, and breathing the cool air: it is a real-time paradise. The journey to this…
This year is the first time since 1993 that International Human Rights Day will not be a public holiday in Cambodia, with its symbolic shunning a sign of…
Cambodia has undergone a shrinking of democratic space and human rights in recent years, with this gathering pace again with the arrest of Rong Chhun and other activists…
Cambodian Center for Human Rights executive director Chak Sopheap explains how the Cambodian government’s big promises on women’s rights don’t align with reality – and what must be…
By Sopheap Chak Published on Southeast Asia Globe on SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 A Cambodian protester holds a portrait of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen during a protest outside…
By Sopheap Chak Published on Sithi on August 8, 2019 CCHR met with local communities and Indigenous People in Kratie Province in March 2019 to get an update…
By Sopheap Chak Published on Sithi on May 3, 2019 Throughout Southeast Asia, too many journalists face risks as a result of their profession, including violence, harassment, and…
On weekend, a day after International Women Day (IWD) celebration, I met my 5 years old niece and I wanted her to practice her English learning at school.…
As we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on 10 December, Human Rights Day, we will doubtless reflect on the many ways that the historic…