Discover our selection of featured stories that serve as a powerful catalyst to inspire urgent action and bring about positive change in safeguarding vulnerable children.
In an initiative supported by the Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children (GPEVAC) through UNICEF Cambodia, APLE has embarked on a strategic collaboration with the Police Academy of Cambodia. This partnership is aimed at?
In an impactful two-day event spanning 18-19 March 2024, APLE Cambodia took a significant step towards strengthening child protection mechanisms. Hosting dissemination meetings across Kampong Chhnang, Pursat, and Battambang provinces, APLE’s representative showcased the Child-Friendly?
On 14 March 2024, APLE, in partnership with PSE and under the support of World Childhood Foundation, orchestrated an awareness-raising seminar focused on safeguarding children in the digital realm. This crucial gathering, attended by 35?
APLE hosted an enlightening study tour organized by Operations Enfants du Cambodge, welcoming 21 delegates from Battambang province. The event was specifically designed to deepen the participants’ understanding of interventions against online child exploitation and?
In an effort towards combating child sexual exploitation, Mr. Seila Samleang took part in a regional workshop in Bangkok, Thailand from March 4th to 7th, organized by ECPAT International. His involvement signals APLE’s dedication to?
In a significant UN Concluding Session on Cybercrime, Mr. Seila Samleang, Executive Director of APLE Cambodia, represented the organization at the United Nations’s Concluding Session on the Cybercrime Convention. This pivotal event took place from?
In a collaborative effort to mark International Safer Day 2024, APLE Cambodia’s Mr. Neng Vannak took the stage at an event organized by M’Lop Tapang in Preach Sihanouk province, sharing critical insights into digital well-being?
On January 31, 2024, APLE Cambodia orchestrated a pivotal awareness-raising event, shedding light on the critical issue of online child sexual exploitation and abuse. Supported by the World Childhood Foundation of Sweden, this program was?
