The Research and Advocacy Program recognises the importance of using evidence to underpin APLE Cambodia’s work and strategic focus.
It is the newest of APLE’s four programs and a variety of research initiatives have already been generated to analyse previous trends and explore emerging areas of importance.
The knowledge and experience generated through such research will provide an evidence base which is currently lacking; this will strengthen advocacy for positive changes in laws and the criminal justice process, will inform APLE and other NGOs of areas requiring further investigation and attention, and may also provide transferable knowledge which may be of value to other countries with similar problems.
Most Recent Study
Analytical study on
Online child sexual exploitation
in Cambodia
ANALYSIS ON ONLINE CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN CAMBODIA
This analysis assesses the current threat of Online Child Sexual Exploitation in Cambodia, its various forms, where and how children are at
risk, as well as the various capacities and gaps in national policy, criminal justice, social services, and the private sector in order to identify evidence-based recommendations for Cambodia-specific interventions.
ANALYSIS ON ONLINE CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN CAMBODIA
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Previous research reports
Victim Profile in Street Based CSE in Cambodia 2006
Survey on Street Based CSE in 7 Provinces 2006
Street Based CSE Investigations in Cambodia 2013
Study on Cambodia's Criminal Justice System in Cambodia 2006
Study on Cambodia's Criminal Justice System in Cambodia with focus on prosecuting foreign child sex offenders
Published in 2006
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