Reflection Workshop Focuses on Enhancing Strategies Against Online Child Sexual Exploitation
A significant reflection workshop was held on June 30, 2025, in Phnom Penh to address the prevention and response to online child sexual exploitation and
Two Decades of Championing Justice for Child Survivors of Sexual Exploitation at the Asian NGO Forum
The 2025 Asian NGO International Development Forum, held on June 27-28, at the International Conference Hall, National Taiwan University of Law School, was a pivotal event focused on Sustainable Development Goal 16+: Promoting a peaceful, just, and inclusive society. APLE was honored to be invited to speak at this significant
Christian Leaders and Youth in Cambodia Equip Themselves to Combat Human Trafficking and Online Child Sexual Exploitation
The National Committee for Counter Human Trafficking (NCCT) and APLE Cambodia, supported by OneChild Canada, hosted an awareness-raising event on June 27, 2025, at the Evangelical Fellowship of Cambodia (EFC) in Phnom Penh. This gathering brought together 151 Cambodian Christian leaders and youth to enhance their understanding of human trafficking
Appeal Court Upholds Verdict Against Two Cambodians for Sexual Offenses Against Minors
The Court of Appeal, on June 3, 2025, upheld the verdict against two Cambodian nationals convicted of sexual offenses against minors. The court confirmed the original sentences: a 58-year-old male defendant received a seven-year prison term, while the female defendant, an aunt of the victims, was sentenced to five years.
Enhancing Child Online Protection in Cambodia: A Collaborative Action
A two-day technical workshop aimed at strengthening child online protection in Cambodia was organized by the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) on May 12-13, 2025 at Siem Reap House. The event gathered 90 participants, including MPTC leaders, cybersecurity experts, and representatives from organizations like APLE Cambodia and Terres Des
Children and Youth Leading Education Campaigns For Peer Protection
On April 30, three Red Cross Youth groups from Phnom Penh participated in a Peer Educator Training organized by APLE in collaboration with the Cambodian Red Cross. These young leaders have since been actively raising awareness about child sexual exploitation and abuse within their schools. The youth group from Borey
Court Awards Compensation to Survivors of CSAM And Child Sexual Abuse Crimes
Four young survivors of child sexual abuse material crimes, aged 9 to 14 years during the time of abuse, have received USD 9,800 in compensation from their offenders. These two separate cases involve the distribution of child pornography (Article 41, LSHTSE) and the commission of indecent acts against minors under
Strengthening Collaboration with Industry in the Fight Against Online Child Sexual Exploitation
On April 3, the Tech Coalition hosted a crucial briefing at Amazon’s Singapore office to combat Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (OCSEA). More than 85 experts from 16 countries gathered to discuss key trends in the Asia-Pacific region and collaborative strategies for enhancing child online protection.During this meeting, Mr.
Phnom Penh Court Delivers Justice in Child Abuse Case
On March 25, 2025, the Phnom Penh Municipal Court delivered a verdict in a child sexual abuse case, sentencing a 38-year-old Cambodian national to five years in prison under the Criminal Code of Cambodia for committing sexual offences against a 14-year-old girl. The court also ordered him to pay 15,000,000
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
MoEYS and APLE Empower Front-Line Education Officers to Keep Children Safe Online
APLE Cambodia and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS) continue their commitment to empowering front-line educational workers in the fight against online child sexual exploitation and abuse. This empowerment took place during a training session focused on prevention and response strategies, which was jointly organized for 72 participants