Cambodia’s culture of victim-blaming can be ignored no longer
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…
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…
(published on analysis and op-ed of the Phnom Penh Post, 08 March 2016) Chak Sopheap Huge strides have been made for women’s progress in Cambodia over the last couple…
I got a dream when I turned ten: I wanted to be a doctor. It was just imagination but I wanted to be a famous doctor in Cambodia…
July 2014 Human Rights Spotlight: Human rights, lest we forget (published on analysis and op-ed of the Phnom Penh Post, 29 July 2014) Mam Sonando (centre), the owner…
Inspiring change is the theme for this year women rights day celebration held annually on 8 March. Inspiring change has been taken place and will continue to take…
On 30th May 2013, I was invited by the Open Institute to be one of keynote presenters for a topic on how social media affect the gender-based violence…
Cambodian Women and the Economy – Bertelsmann Future Challenges. Cambodian Women and the Economy Friday, 8 March 2013 / Chak Sopheap Tags: Cambodia, Development, economy, entertainment sector,…
An article devotes to celebrate 2013 Women Rights Day and the ongoing Clogher page: As a woman living in this modern age, I have entitled fundamental rights and…
Written by Sopheap Chak The article has been originally published on FutureChallenges Soluy Hansen was a young adventurous woman who wondered through life experimenting different things in Cambodia…
Cambodia: Women and Effective Leadership (Khmer Version) Written by Sopheap Chak in attribution to Open Institute’s Women Program The article is part of Open Institute’s Women Bulletin issue…