About APLE

Awards & Recognitions

Two decades of consistent, collaborative work — recognised by the government bodies, networks, and communities we work alongside.

Context

What Recognition Means Here

Our focus is always on impact for children — but acknowledgment from partners, ministries, and global networks affirms the quality, integrity, and effectiveness of our approach. The recognitions below reflect trust built over years of consistent delivery, not a one-time award.

At home

National Recognition

Widely acknowledged by Cambodian stakeholders for consistent, collaborative action to protect children.

Government Partnerships & MOUs

Ongoing coordination with MoSVY/DoSVY, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications, and the Ministry of Women's Affairs on child protection policy, SOPs, and referrals.

Law Enforcement Collaboration

Long-standing cooperation with the Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection Unit to support child-friendly investigations, digital evidence workflows, and coordinated prosecutions.

Red Cross & NGO Networks

Recognised as a trusted partner of the Cambodian Red Cross (Phnom Penh branch) and NGOs within the Family Care First network for case coordination and crisis response.

Community & School Appreciation

Appreciation from local authorities, school leaders, and community groups for prevention education, help-seeking promotion, and strengthening local protection mechanisms.

Worldwide

International Recognition

Connected to and recognised by global networks and initiatives working on the same problem worldwide.

INHOPE Membership

Since 2015, APLE has operated Cambodia's Internet Hotline in partnership with INHOPE — the leading global network of internet hotlines — supporting timely cross-border notice-and-takedown of CSAM and coordinated enforcement.

ECPAT Collaboration

Engagement in regional dialogues, survivor-informed initiatives, and country overview processes strengthens APLE's policy and practice, aligning with international standards.

Global Research Alignment

Contributions and alignment with global evidence — including the Disrupting Harm study and Global Boys Initiative insights — help translate best practice into Cambodia's context.

Trust, Earned Over Two Decades

Recognition is a byproduct of consistent work — not the goal of it. Here’s how you can be part of what comes next.