VSS, TPO and CDP launch films on women and transitional justice project


In the evening of 29 January 2014 VSS and their partner organisations TPO and CDP will launch a series of short films documenting the project on women and transitional justice in Cambodia and its achievements. The screening will be held at Metahouse (download the invitation for a map) with the attendance of project staff to answer questions.

Gender-based violence: Khmer Rouge survivors given a platform


Published by the Phnom Penh Post on 24 January 2014

This article discusses the joint project of VSS, TPO and CDP on women and transitional justice in Cambodia by looking at a number of short films documenting the project and by interviewing project staff and film producer.

Cambodians confront taboo on Khmer Rouge sex crimes


Published by Thomas Reuter Foundation and International New York Times on 3 December 2013

This article discusses the prosecution of gender-based violence at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal and interviews two female survivors of rape and forced marriage.

Film on Women’s Hearing with Young Generation premiers on 14 November 2013


During the Youth Mental Health Day on 14 November 2013 organized by the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP), Cambodia Defenders Project (CDP) will present this year’s film on the 2013  Women’s Hearing with the Young Generation. The film will summarize the proceedings of the Women’s Hearing by showing the excerpts from the testimonies and interviews with participants.  Members of the Student Panel and CDP staff will be present at the film premier to answer questions.

Download the Youth Mental Health Day flyer with details on time and location here.

CDP welcomes CEDAW recommendations to government on sexual violence during the Khmer Rouge regime


Published by Cambodian Defenders Project (CDP) on 25 October 2013

Following the Concluding Observations issued by the Committee to End All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) on 21 October 2013, CDP issued this press release to exress their support for CEDAW’s statements and recommendations on sexual violence during the Khmer Rouge regime. CDP calls on the government to fully comply with the obligations stipulated by CEDAW.