Outreach and Advocacy


Working with GBV survivors worldwide has taught us that social support by family, the community and the authorities are crucial for their empowerment and personal healing. To create such an amiable environment where GBV survivors can fully exercise their rights without fear of stigmatization, reprisal or blaming, CDP, TPO and VSS conduct a variety of outreach and advocacy activities. They target stakeholders that have the potential to improve the settings for GBV survivors.

Institutional Capacity Building and Advocacy on Gender-Sensitivity

Target Group ECCC
Activities Baseline Study:  To evaluate the level of gender-sensitivity among ECCC staff of all offices in 2011, a baseline study was conducted through an external consultant.
  To download the baseline study go to Reports. 
   
  Training on Gender-Sensitivity in Criminal Justice Procedures:  An expert was engaged to provide a better understanding on how ECCC procedures can be more gender-sensitive.
  To download training report go to Reports.
   
Target Group NGOs
Activities Baseline Study:  To evaluate the level of gender-sensitivity among NGOs working in the field of transitional justice, a baseline study was conducted through an external consultant.
  To download the baseline study go to Reports. 
   
  Training on Gender-Sensitivity in Transitional Justice ProcessAn expert was engaged to provide a better understanding on how transitional justice projects can be more gender-sensitive.
  To download training report go to Reports. 
   
  Thematic Gender Workshops:  To provide a platform to exchange lessons learnt and experiences in working with GBV survivors in the past and the present, regular meetings with NGOs are held. 
   
Target Group Royal Academy of Judicial Professions (RAJP)
Activity Round-Table Discussion on Prosecuting Sexual Violence in the Domestic System:  To build the capacity of judges and prosecutors in handling cases of sexual violence, round-table discussions are organized to advocate for the inclusion of a specific curriculum on investigation and prosecution of GBV in the national school for judges and prosecutors.

 

Public Awareness-Raising

Target Group Cambodian Public
Activity Radio Program on “Women under the Khmer Rouge Regime”:  Monthly broadcasts of call-in shows on FM 102 look at various aspects of women’s experience in conflict, including GBV, psycho-social consequences, participation at the ECCC.
  To listen to the radio shows go to Audio-Visual Material.
   
Target Group Cambodian and international Public
 Activity Publications and Good Practices:  To document the impact of the entire project an online information platform is created. Publications on relevant topics, especially good practices, will be widely disseminated.