Cambodia Takes a Step Forward in Establishing an Inter-Ministerial Working Group for Content Moderation
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) convened a crucial meeting with various ministries to discuss the formation of an Inter-Ministerial Working Group dedicated to
Keeping Kids Safe Online: APLE’s Practical Tips from the Online Safety Forum
In today’s digital world, keeping your kids safe online is more important than ever. At the 2nd Online Safety Forum 2025, APLE shared some straightforward advice for parents. Here’s what you need to know: Use Parental Controls Make sure you have parental controls set up on all devices your kids
Building Digital Trust: APLE Leads the Charge for Online Safety in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Together with UNICEF, Terre des Hommes Netherlands, and Smart Axiata, APLE proudly partnered with the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications to host the 2nd Online Safety Forum 2025, themed “Building Trust in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” on August 1, 2025, at the Cambodia-Korea Cooperation Center, drawing over 600 participants
Catholic Leaders and Youth Empowered to Combat Human Trafficking and Online Child Exploitation
The National Committee for Counter Trafficking and APLE held a targeted awareness-raising event focusing on the prevention of human trafficking and online child sexual exploitation in Phnom Penh on July 12, 2025. This initiative aimed to empower leaders and youth members from the Catholic Pastoral Center of Cambodia with essential
Who’s Got a Role in Keeping Kids Safe Online? You Do!
Think keeping kids safe online is just for the police or tech companies? Nope! It’s something we all have a part in. Here’s a simple breakdown of how different people and institutions can help: Children and Young People Learn the basics: Know what’s okay to share online and what’s not.
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 abuse (OCSEA). Co-organized by APLE Cambodia and the National Committee for Counter Trafficking (NCCT), the event received financial support from Terre des Hommes Netherlands. The
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