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Civil Society Organizations Call for Political Parties to Further Promote Women’s and Children’s Issues
On 3 July 2013, a group of civil society organizations (“CSOs”) jointly organized a national political platform debate on “Special Measures to Solve Women’s and Children’s Issues” (the “Debate”). CSOs were pleased to welcome to the Debate representatives from seven of the eight political parties who are contesting the National Assembly elections to be held on Sunday, 28 July 2013.
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Preparing the Media in Cambodia to Monitor Elections and Governance
Southeast Asian Press Alliance (SEAPA), in cooperation with its Phnom Penh based partner the Cambodian Center for Independent Media CCIM, is organizing a series of Town Hall Meetings and Journalists Training taking place in Phnom Penh and Mundulkiri provinces, from July 11th to July 15th, 2013.
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We All Need Voices and Choices: Dear Parliamentary Candidates
We, the staff and members of the civil society groups listed, and our partners, families and friends, who are registered voters throughout Cambodia, will only consider voting for members of parliament of all political parties that keep the media free at all times.
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Keep Media Free
We, the staff and members of the civil society groups listed, and our partners, families and friends, who are registered voters throughout Cambodia, will only consider voting for members of parliament of all political parties that keep the media free at all times.
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Mini Report following Round Table Discussion on “Mechanisms to Promote Women’s Participation and Representation in Politics at the National Level” held in Phnom Penh on 28 March 2013
This mini report summarizes the issues raised during the Round Table Discussion (the “RTD”) entitled “Mechanisms to Promote Women’s Participation and Representation in Politics at the National Level” held on 28 March 2013 in Phnom Penh. The event was organized by the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) under the Project to Promote Women’s Political Representation in Cambodia.
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