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© UNICEF CAMBODIA/2022/Jaime Gill

13 January 2023

Supporting a family devastated by child abuse

As a recent shocking case shows, abuse harms the victim, family, and whole community, requiring all partners in child protection to work closely together

© UNICEF Cambodia/2022/Kemal Gaitnazarov

30 September 2022

New report estimates that 1 in 10 Cambodian children were subjected to online sexual abuse and exploitation in the past year

© APLE/2022

22 September 2022

Hotlines help victims of abuse find their voice

Anonymous reporting hotlines give victims of online child sexual exploitation and abuse a way to speak out and seek help from essential support services

© UNICEF Cambodia/2013/Luis Barreto

19 January 2022

Case collaboration supports vulnerable children

Government and NGO case workers join hands to help victims of violence and their families get needed social services to transition from trauma to stability

© UNICEF/2021

05 November 2021

East Asia and Pacific countries commit to ending violence against children during COVID-19 and beyond

Official Launch of the National Action Plan to Prevent and Respond to Online Child Sexual Exploitation in Cambodia 2021-2025

Official Launch of the National Action Plan to Prevent and Respond to Online Child Sexual Exploitation in Cambodia 2021-2025

តោះឆាតលេងហេស

Let’s Chat About Online Grooming

Meeting new people online is exciting, but it’s important to make sure that these friendships are the right kind of relationships.

A group of children playing with the mobile phone

05 February 2019

Safer Internet Day: UNICEF calls for concerted action to prevent bullying and harassment for the 85.7 per cent of young people online in Cambodia

Thirty years after the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the creation of the World Wide Web, it’s time for renewed focus on children’s digital rights