Report of the World Bank Conference Land and Poverty from 25th to 29th of March 2019 Published: 26 June 2019 "The World Bank has learned from the criticism and mistakes of the past decades. The kick-off event "Land in the World Bank's new Environmental and Social Framework" at the World Bank Conference Land and Poverty focused several times on the World Bank's purifcation and the reasons for the failure of international development aid by donor countries. By Alexander Marx
"A MILLION YEAR" by young Cambodian film maker Danech San won ARTE short film award Published: 12 June 2019 Heinrich Boell Stiftung happily supported the trip of the young Cambodian film maker Danech San to join the Hamburg Film Festival in Germany. She was awarded the prestigious ARTE short film award. Congrats! It’s well deserved.
Dealing with the Past: Aspects of Trauma and Healing Published: 5 February 2019 On limitations: Lessons learnt and lessons not learnt from history By Alice Murage and Dara Bramson
Justice and Reconciliation for the Victims of the Khmer Rouge? Published: 4 January 2019 This research aimed to understand victims’ perceptions of justice and reconciliation in Cambodia and the influence of their inclusion in the transitional justice process. By Timothy Williams, Julie BERNATH, Boravin TANN and Somaly KUM
The Cambodian Marine Mammal Conservation Project Published: 26 December 2018 In September 2017, Non-Governmental Organisation Marine Conservation Cambodia launched the Cambodian Marine Mammal Conservation Project (CMMCP), the first long-term marine mammal research program in the coastal waters of Kep province, Cambodia. CMMCP aims to support the conservation of Kep’s population of Irrawaddy dolphins through collecting missing baseline data that can be used to create tailored dolphin conservation legislation in the Kep region. This 2018 report highlights the progress of the project.
Veins of Phnom Penh: Urban waste pickers as the best infrastructure for recycling waste Published: 17 December 2018 Image credits Waste is pervasive. Its omnipresence in urban Phnom Penh is undeniable. It’s there. On the streets, in the corners, in the backyards of ownerless properties – in the waste pickers’ pushcarts and the Cintri workers’ hands. Its visibility robs the city’s breath. But its pulse still goes through its vein. The vein which has been erected and hand-built by mainly women waste pickers who constantly collect recyclable waste pieces while looping around the city. These people collect what they find to be sellable and reusable. These people basically make keep the city clean. By Kathrin Eitel
On our way to Siem Reap: too much rubbish in the midst of beautiful nature. Really sad. More rubbish collecting action like that of some youth in Siem Reap needed. Published: 27 November 2018
Beyond the Screen: Online Harassment of Cambodia’s Digital Youth Advocate Published: 16 October 2018 I have been online harassed countless of times. It's not only because I'm outspoken, but also because I'm a woman. I believe that many women have similar experience online simply because they are women. I have received harassment messages as well as unsolicited genital pictures and pornography.
Signing the agreement to support the new feminist organisation Klahaan (Brave). Wishing them the best of success for their future projects. Published: 13 August 2018
Female Dance Theatre Published: 9 August 2018 On 22nd and 24th July 2018 hbs Cambodia invited the all-female dance company New Cambodian Artists for performances at the National Museum. The amazing dance pieces dealt with topics such as domestic violence, growing up, sadness and happiness, and the American bombing of Cambodian territory during the Indochina war. Follow the great dance company on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewCambodianArtists/