How Can Parents Shield Their Children from Online Threats?
In today’s digital age, children have unprecedented access to the internet, offering them countless opportunities for learning, creativity, and social interaction. However, this same technology
Meeting of the Technical Working Group to Review the Action Plan 2024-2026 on Social Service Workforce
This morning, on August 28, an important meeting was held by the Technical Working Group of the Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation in collaboration with APLE. Chaired by His Excellency Touch Channy, Secretary of State of MoSVY, this meeting brought together 60 members from various working groups
Breaking the Silence: The Role of Industry in Revolutionizing Child Online Safety
The Growing Threat of Online Child Exploitation The digital landscape has transformed dramatically, leading to an alarming increase in online child exploitation. Reports indicate a disturbing rise in incidents where children face sexual abuse through various online platforms. The Disrupting Harm in Cambodia Study shows that over one in ten
Smart Axiata and APLE Cambodia Join Forces to Strengthen Child Online Protection in Cambodia
In a significant move aimed at enhancing the safety of children in the digital landscape, APLE Cambodia has partnered with Smart Axiata. This collaboration seeks to enhance efforts focused on protecting children online and safeguarding them against various forms of exploitation that can occur in the digital world. A Landmark
Smart Axiata and Ministry of Post and Telecommunications Join Forces for Safer Internet
Phnom Penh, Cambodia – Smart Axiata, Cambodia’s leading telecom provider, proudly partnered with the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) to host the crucial “Online Safety Forum 2024” on July 30, 2024, at Hyatt Regency Phnom Penh. This event underscored the importance of online safety as the nation strives to
Online Child Sexual Exploitation: A Serious Issue That Demands Innovative Solutions
Child sexual exploitation is a serious problem in our society, especially with the growth of technology and the internet. This exploitation harms young victims and has lasting effects on their lives. To tackle this issue, we need a well-rounded approach. This includes legal, technological, psychological, and social strategies. Here are
Online Safety Forum Held to Enhance Child Protection Efforts
APLE was honored to take part in a panel discussion on fostering collaboration and collective efforts for child online protection. This discussion took place during the Online Safety Forum, co-organized by the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications and Smart Axiata on July 30, 2024, at the Hyatt Regency Phnom Penh.Mr.
Reclaiming Hope: Bopha and Kanha’s Journey
In Siem Reap, amidst the bustling streets and ancient wonders, Bopha and Kanha once thrived as bright, promising students. Bopha found joy in cycling with her loyal companion Pito, while Kanha sought solace in dance and English classes taught by their aunt’s husband. Their lives took a devastating turn when
Phnom Penh Court Announces Verdict in Online Child Sexual Exploitation.
On June 24, 2024, the Phnom Penh Municipal Court sentenced a Cambodian man to 6 months in prison for committing indecent acts against a 14-year-old girl from the Philippines. This judgment followed a hearing on June 17, 2024, and was based on Article 43 of the Law on Suppression of
APLE Hosts Training Workshop on Child Protection in Siem Reap.
APLE, with the support from Plan International Cambodia and Terre des Hommes Netherlands, held a training workshop on “Prevention and Response to Child Sexual Exploitation Online” on June 13, 2024, in Siem Reap. The workshop was presided over by the Vice Governor and conducted in partnership with the Provincial Department
Empowering Teachers: Training on Online Child Safety in Siem Reap
In an effort to enhance child safety in the digital world, 54 primary school teachers from Banteay Srei, Angkor Thom, Angkor Chum, and Srei Snam took part in a transformative two-day training of trainers session at the Siem Reap Provincial Teacher Training Center. This training was organized by APLE in