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Social Inclusion
Programme
06/22/2018
Joining forces to invest in the future
Poverty manifests in many forms, so solutions need to be wide-ranging and multi-faceted. They need to be coordinated and tackle the issues on every front.
A boy in his home in Kak Village, Kak commune, Borkeo Disctrict, Ratanakiri
Programme
06/21/2018
Honouring children’s right to protection
Child protection is not negotiable. It is a moral imperative for which every person is responsible.
UNICEF Cambodia Newsletters
Page
01/18/2021
UNICEF Cambodia Newsletter Library
All of UNICEF Cambodia's recent newsletters gathered in one easy place.
©UNICEF Cambodia/2020/Nayheak Khun
Article
07/01/2020
Cambodia gets first formal social workers in all 25 province
Social workers are the backbone of any effective child protection system.
Strong Family Campaign
Press release
02/19/2020
Cambodia launches the “Strong Family Campaign” aiming to end violence against children and unnecessary family separation
UNICEF Cambodia/2020/Chansereypich Seng
Page
02/03/2020
Cyberbullying
“What would you like to know about cyberbullying?” We posed this question to young people and received thousands of responses from around the world.
Chem Vanra, 24, in her salon in Phnom Penh. October 31st 2019
Article
11/22/2019
“The proudest moment of my life”
Vanra, 24, is Making Waves with her own salon business, supported by Mith Samlanh and the UNICEF-WELLA partnership.
#CRC30 #WorldChildrensDay #ForEveryChild #Cambodia
Press release
11/20/2019
Cambodia celebrates 30 years of protecting children’s rights with #everyright4everychild campaign
#CRC30 #WorldChildrensDay #ForEveryChild #Cambodia
Chanthou 16 years old, a trainee at Sandan Restaurant in Sihanouk vile is finishing her cooking for customer.
Article
11/14/2019
A Cambodian girl fights against all odds to reinvent herself
For her family, she is a life-line. For her friends, she is an idol. What are her hopes for herself? Read the story!
67-year-old Svay Rouen (left), with her eight-year-old granddaughter, in a community in Phnom Penh. Rouen cares for her three granddaughters after their parents divorced
Article
09/25/2019
Three heroes of child protection in Phnom Penh’s urban poor
In cities like Phnom Penh, economic hardship and unstable housing drives violence, abandonment and abuse of children