Our Research
Below are a few of the primary research that we have conducted and written across number of domains. This collection is not yet complete, but more resources are added regularly.
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This study aims to understand these children’s and youth realities and needs to be able to best serve and support them, and may be used as a baseline survey by all interested stakeholders. We hope that the results will support NGOs working in this field and with these groups, as well as interest the authorities in view of addressing the issues faced by street-connected children and youth.
This study aims to understand these children’s and youth realities and needs to be able to best serve and support them, and may be used as a baseline survey by all interested stakeholders. We hope that the results will support NGOs working in this field and with these groups, as well as interest the authorities in view of addressing the issues faced by street-connected children and youth.
This report addresses the issue of sexually harmful behaviors (SHB) among Cambodian children and outlines recommendations for addressing the problem. The report emphasizes the importance of building trusting relationships with children and families, adopting a holistic approach, and providing training and support for staff. It also recommends reviewing and revising child protection policies and strategies to ensure the inclusion and mainstreaming of SHB as a child protection issue.
This research provides a situational analysis to assess the current threat of Online Child Sexual Exploitation (OCSE) in Cambodia. It looks at the various forms of OCSE within Cambodian communities, where and how children are at risk, as well as the capacities and gaps in national policy, legislation, criminal justice, social services, and the private sector.