Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association-ADHOC
01 November 2015. To mark the United Nations’ second International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, we, the undersigned civil society organizations (“CSOs”), call upon the Royal Government …
Joint Press Release – CSOs call for an End to Impunity in Cambodia on the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists Read More On the occasion of the anniversary of the Paris Peace Agreements and the upcoming visit to France by Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, FIDH and its member organizations ADHOC and …
Cambodia: Open letter to French President François Hollande ahead of Prime Minister Hun Sen’s visit Read More
ADHOC, CCHR, CCIM, CLEC, STT and LICADHO strongly condemn yesterday’s violence outside the National Assembly, and at the house of an opposition leader that left two opposition CNRP MPs injured …
Joint statement ADHOC, CCHR, CCIM, CLEC, STT and LICADHO condemn violence against MPs Read More
Joint statement ADHOC, CLEC and LICADHO call for the immediate release of 17 activists and observers in Koh Kong 2 September 2015 ADHOC, LICADHO and CLEC are outraged by the …
Joint Statement: ADHOC, CLEC and LICADHO call for the immediate release of 17 activists and observers in Koh Kong Read More
Statement ADHOC welcomes representatives of EU Member State embassies and the Delegation of the European Union to Cambodia Phnom Penh, 04 August 2015 – On Tuesday, 4 August 2015, the …
ADHOC Welcome a Visit from Representatives of EU Membe State Embassies of the European Union to Cambodia Read More
The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) strongly condemned a crackdown on the freedom of expression and the detention of four youths including its human rights worker who was …
ADHOC Condemn the Crackdown on Freedom of Expression Read More
Cambodian civil societies disagreed on the selection of a Cambodian Civil Society representatitve who was appointed by the Royal Government of Cambodia to be attending the meeting with ASEAN leaders …
Civil Society Executives Rejects Government Official Being Their Representative Read More
Phnom Penh, November 19th 2014 – The Housing Rights Task Force (HRTF), Building Community Voice (BCV), the Cambodian league for the promotion and defense of human rights (LICADHO), the community legal education Center (CLEC), the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR), the Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC), and the Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC) condemn the arbitrary arrests and expedited trial of M. Ly Srea Kheng and his daughter Ms. Ly Seavminh on the late afternoon of November 18th 2014. The family is involved in a land dispute with the Khun Sear Import Export Company, in the Boeung Kak 1 area in Phnom Penh and already encountered death threats, attacks and many intimidations.
On the morning of November 18th 2014, M. Ly Srea Kheng was arrested by the police at his home in the capital’s Tuol Kork district. His daughter, Ms. Ly Seav Minh, 23, was also arrested at around 4:00pm, in front of the Phnom Penh court while she was trying to find the whereabouts of her father.
Joint Statement: Arbitrary arrests in Boeung Kak 1 Read More November 12, 2014 – We, the undersigned civil society groups, condemn the arrest, detention, and conviction of the seven Boeung Kak Lake community representatives following protests outside Phnom Penh City …
Civil Society Groups Condemn Arrest and Detention of the Boeung Kak Lake Seven Read More
Phnom Penh, 20 June 2014 – The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) is deeply critical of the uncivilized and inhumane manner in which Cambodian migrants have been treated …
ADHOC STATEMENT ON THE EXPULSION OF CAMBODIAN MIGRANT WORKERS FROM THAILAND Read More
Phnom Penh, 11 June 2014 – The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) is gravely concerned at witness reports to ADHOC investigators of the killing of up to nine …
ADHOC GRAVELY CONCERNED AT REPORTS OF KILLINGS OF RETURNING CAMBODIANS BY THAI MILITARY Read More “The killing of demonstrators by government authorities is totally unacceptable,” said FIDH President Karim Lahidji. “The government must use dialogue, not guns and batons, to address workers’ demands and to …
JOINT STATEMENT: Denunciation of government deadly crackdown on Phnom Penh demonstration Read More