Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association-ADHOC
Phnom Penh, 07 October 2025 At least 900,000 Cambodians have returned from Thailand since the border conflict escalated on 24 July 2025, according to government estimates.[1] This surge far …
Joint Statement Strengthen Services, Protections for Returned Migrant Workers Read More
On September 18, 2025, ADHOC’s Decent Work Conditions for Rubber and Banana Plantation Workers in Cambodia Project organized a dialogue on “Decent Work Conditions for Rubber and Banana Plantation Workers” …
ADHOC’s Decent Work Conditions for Rubber and Banana Plantation Workers in Cambodia Project organized a dialogue on “Decent Work Conditions for Rubber and Banana Plantation Workers” in Kampong Cham Province Read More
Phnom Penh, September 02, 2025 We, the undersigned trade union confederations, federations, and civil society organizations working in the garment, footwear, textile, and travel goods sectors, demand that the minimum …
Joint Statement Trade Unions and Civil Society Organizations Unite to Demand at least USD 232 Minimum Wage for 2026 Read More
Bangkok/Phnom Penh, Friday, 29 August 2025 We, the undersigned Cambodian and Thai civil society groups, urge the Thai government to immediately and unconditionally release the 18 Cambodian soldiers who are …
Joint Statement Release the 18 Cambodian Prisoners of War Read More
Phnom Penh, 24 August 2025 We are deeply worried that proposed amendments to the Nationality Law allowing the government to strip Cambodians of their citizenship are vaguely written, and will …
Drop Amendments to Nationality Law, Don’t Strip Citizenship of Cambodians Read More
As media organizations and CSOs committed to press freedom, the protection of journalists, and professional reporting standards, we jointly issue this statement to draw attention to recent media coverage related …
Joint Statement Media Organizations and CSOs Urge Protection of Journalists and Ethical Reporting Amid Cambodia-Thailand Border Dispute Read More
On July 30, 2025, ADHOC’s Decent Work Conditions for Rubber and Banana Plantation Workers in Cambodia Project organized a dialogue meeting on “Decent work conditions for rubber and banana plantation …
Dialogue meeting on “Decent work conditions for rubber and banana plantation workers” Read More
Phnom Penh, 14 July 2025 We, the undersigned civil society organizations, including trade unions, federations, associations, non-governmental organizations, and grassroots community networks, express our deep regret towards the Svay Rieng …
Joint Statement Call to Drop All Charges and Release Chea Chantha Read More
2 July 2025 Today marks one year spent behind bars for Long Kunthea, Ly Chandaravuth, Phuon Keoraksmey, Thun Ratha, and Yim Leanghy, the five Mother Nature Cambodia activists arrested and …
Joint Statement An Ongoing Shame: Mother Nature Convictions, One Year On Read More
We, the undersigned civil society organizations, media associations, and human rights defenders, are dismayed by the arbitrary arrest and indictment of environmental journalist Uk Mao, indisputably carried out in response …
Joint Statement: Immediately and unconditionally release Uk Mao, drop the charges against him Read More
On May 17 to 18, 2025, the Decent Work Conditions for Rubber and Banana Plantation Workers in Cambodia project, coordinated and implemented by ADHOC’s Kampong Cham provincial office,
training on “Fundamentals of Democracy, the Rule of Law, and Principles of Labor Rights.” Read More
Phnom Penh, 2 May 2025— We, the undersigned Cambodian and international civil society organizations, human rights defenders and media rights advocates, express deep concern in response to the increasing restrictions …
Joint Declaration More than ten civil society organizations issued a joint declaration calling for the protection of independent media in Cambodia, which is facing increasing restrictions and a deepening financial crisis. Read More