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CCIM is co-implementing a project “Voices for Gender Equality: Empowering women, LGBTQ persons, WHRDs and communities to demand justice and combat gender-based violence” for a period of 48 months starting 1 March 2018 with the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) and the Cambodian Committee on CEDAW (NGO-CEDAW). CCIM is implementing the activities on: producing and broadcasting public service announcements (PSAs) related to gender; training of citizen journalists (CJs) on reporting gender issues; production of investigative reports on gender; organizing community debates in communities; launching a competition on radio drama script writing and short film production, and broadcast of live weekly talk show. The radio talk show is dubbed “Voices for Gender Equality”.
A month after the announcement of the winners of the short video competition with the theme “Gender Equality for Next Generation” early of June on Voices for Equality Facebook page, …
Winners Receive Awards of Short Video Competition on Gender Read More
Three entries in the short video competition “Gender Equality for Next Generation” launched by CCIM were declared winners after a long wait of almost two months. The following are the …
Short Video Competition Completed: Three Winners Declared Read More
“With the increasing number of rubber plantations, plenty of job opportunities can be found for girls to work which can benefit to their families and it is always a good …
Community Debate #6: Girls Should Access Higher Education as Boys Read More
Three radio drama scripts, out of 69 entries, were selected and the authors were awarded with a laptop worth $755 and smartphones worth $680, for first, second, and third winners, …
Winners of radio drama script writing contest receive their awards Read More
The same activity, same topic, and same province but in different areas of the province located in Sala Sangkat Chamrouen Phal, Phnum Ourka, Sangkat Chamrouen Phal, Krong Pursat, CCIM conducted …
Community Debate #5: Alcohol is not a root causes of domestic violence” Read More
Located in the area of Pursat Province, Phnum Prek Spue, Sangkat Loloksar, Krong Pursat, the event was held on October 19, 2019 and participated by 40 participants, 27 of them …
Community Debate #4: Alcohol is not a root cause of domestic violence Read More
Following the community debate at Banteay Meanchey Province, another community debate in Phum Sen Sereimonkol, Khum Kraya, Srok Santok, Kompong Thom Province was held on October 11, 2019. The event …
Community Debate #3: Women should have job even after married Read More
Should Cambodian girls continue to study higher education? This question has been the subject of community debate organized by CCIM at Phum Ponley, Khum Ponley, Srok Phnom Srok, Banteay Meanchey …
Community debate # 2: Girls should access higher education Read More
Nary, a commune resident in Banan district, Battambang province, explained that married men usually hit their wives when he is drunk because he lost control of his mind and said …
Community debate #1: Alcohol causes domestic violence Read More
Under Voices for Gender Equality Project supported by the European Union and DanChurchAid (DCA), CCIM conducted the training course “Fundamental Human Rights, CEDAW and News Reporting” in Phnom Penh from …
Citizen Journalists Trained on Reporting Gender-based Violence Read More
On this, the eve of International Women’s Day, DanChurchAid (DCA), the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR), the Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM), and the Cambodian NGO Committee on …
Joint Statement: CSOs Launch Gender Equality Project, Call on RGC to Step Up Support for Women, LGBTQ Individuals Read More