Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association-ADHOC
Phnom Penh, 30 July 2014 – The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) is deeply concerned over the increasing number of reports of women trafficked abroad under the pretext …
ADHOC STATEMENT ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AGAINST CAMBODIAN WOMEN AND GIRLS TRAFFICKED UNDER THE PRETEXT OF MARRIAGE 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 MoreADHOC is deeply concerned about the increased rates of death and suicide as a result of domestic violence within families, especially with regard to serious cases of violence that have …
Press Statement On Killing and Suicide as a result of Domestic Violence Issues Read MoreThe Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association, (ADHOC), urges the Royal Government of Cambodia and officials of the Cambodian Embassy in Thailand to investigate and closely monitor the situation of …
Press Conference On Challenges of Cambodian Migrants in Thailand, 2013, Especially in the case serious torture and abuse of female migrant workers by Thai Boss Read MoreThe Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) urges the Royal Government of Cambodia to push for full investigation into the case of a Cambodian female worker who was tortured …
CAMBODIAN GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUSH FOR INVESTIGATION INTO CASE OF ABUSED KHMER WORKER IN THAILAND Read More
Phnom Penh, 3 July 2013 – The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) held a press conference this morning at its central office in Phnom Penh to address the …
Press Conference: The Issues of Human Trafficking and Cambodian Migrant Workers during the 1st Semester Read More
On 12 January 2013, ADHOC received a phone call from Mr. Koy Savy, 33, a fisherman who had been working in Mauritius. Koy Savy’s home is located in Chheuteal Chrum village, Chalat commune, Anlong Veng district, Oddar Meanchey province.
Savy had left for Thailand with fellow villagers across the Poi Pet border on 8 April 2010. When he arrived in Thailand, he was sent to work on a Thai boat. It took them 23 days to reach their destination. There were 27 persons on the boat, including 23 Cambodian workers and 4 Thai nationals. Savy and 22 Cambodian workers worked on the boat under the direction of a Thai boss for almost three years, without getting any wage and without having any contact with his relatives in Cambodia.
Press Conference on Trafficking and Migration during the First Quarter of 2013 Read MorePhnom Penh, 20 October 2011 The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) calls upon the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) to prioritize the well-being of Cambodian migrant workers over …
Cambodia continue to send Cambodian Workers to Malaysia without Security Read MorePublic Forum in Siem Reap
On 22nd July 2011, ADHOC has organized a public forum in order to raise awareness at grassroots community level to the serious risks associated with labor migration
ADHOC Safe Migration Public Forum Read More