Strengthening Partnerships to Combat Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking

APLE Cambodia reaffirms its dedication to collaborating with law enforcement agencies, NGOs, and the tech sector to protect children, identify offenders, and secure justice for victims of online child sexual exploitation.

On March 28, 2025, H.E. Lieutenant General Chiv Phally, Deputy Commissioner General of the National Police, led a crucial meeting focused on enhancing cooperation to combat human trafficking and online child sexual abuse. The discussion emphasized strengthening information-sharing protocols, enhancing victim protection measures, and improving prosecution efforts against offenders

APLE Executive Director Mr. Samleang Seila praised the National Police’s commitment to fostering collaboration, providing officer training, and engaging with the community, especially in schools, to raise awareness and prevent harm to children. This collective effort is vital in creating a safer environment for children and ensuring that perpetrators are held accountable.

About

At APLE, we protect vulnerable children, prevent abuse, strengthen communities, and inspire meaningful change.

Founded in 2003, APLE has grown from a small initiative into a leading force in the fight against child sexual exploitation and abuse in Cambodia.

Registered with the Ministry of Interior in Cambodia, No. 1599.

Vision

Our vision is a community with robust social and legal justice in which all children are free from sexual exploitation and abuse.