Mapping Statelessness in Cambodia: A Review of the Current Context and Conditions
Addresses the overlooked crisis of statelessness in Cambodia by examining populations lacking citizenship recognition. Uses international frameworks and UNHCR guidelines to define statelessness within the Cambodian context, explores relevant legal structures, and highlights obstacles faced by marginalized groups, designed as…
Voice and Visibility: A Participatory Exploration of Minority Women’s Human Rights in Cambodia
Documents how minority women in Cambodia experience compounding discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, and age. Uses Feminist Participatory Action Research methods to center the voices of marginalized women and young researchers, examining systemic barriers and advocating for structural reforms that…
WPM Annual Report 2021
Documents WPM's experiences navigating the COVID-19 pandemic's continued impact in Cambodia during 2021. The organization adapted by transitioning work online while maintaining community connections, highlighting its resilience and creative capacity through successive virus variants while upholding its commitment to peace…
The Diverse Cambodian Woman (An Initiative of Our Turn)
Explores the lived experiences of 30 women from three minority groups in Cambodia (Cham Muslims, ethnic Vietnamese, and Khmer Krom) using Facilitative Listening Design methodology. Documents distinct challenges faced by minority women while fostering cross-community solidarity and advocacy among doubly…
LGBTIQ Voices (An Initiative of Our Turn)
A collaborative research initiative exploring the lived experiences of LGBTIQ individuals in Cambodia through conversations with 20 community members, using Facilitative Listening Design methodology to examine how law and societal norms affect them in their everyday lives. Provides insight into…
Who’s Listening? From Centre to Periphery
Examines interethnic dynamics along the Cambodian-Vietnamese border through Facilitative Listening Design. Explores how diverse ethnic groups, including Khmer, Indigenous, Cham/Khmer Muslim, Chinese-Cambodian, and ethnic Vietnamese communities, interact across the border, with business and personal relationships challenging preconceived stereotypes and revealing…
The FLD Handbook
Introduces Facilitative Listening Design (FLD), an innovative approach to understanding others. Provides practical methodology for action-research, peacebuilding, and relationship transformation, emphasizing that those affected by conflict possess the capacity to resolve it through improved listening and understanding of differing perspectives.
Who’s Listening? Tackling Hard Issues with Empathy
Examines anti-Vietnamese sentiment in Cambodia through community dialogues conducted in Phnom Penh during early 2017, gathering perspectives from both Khmer and ethnic Vietnamese residents on how they perceived each other. Demonstrates that interethnic relationships involve complexity beyond negative stereotypes, revealing…
Iconic Women Peacebuilders of Cambodia: Voices and Legacies
Profiles eight remarkable Cambodian women who have shaped peace and justice in their communities, from women's rights advocates and land rights defenders to interfaith leaders and international peacekeepers. Addresses a widening gap in Cambodia's intergenerational memory by documenting personal accounts…
Between Likes and Loathing: A Cross-Border Inquiry into the Online Conflict Between Thailand and Cambodia
Explores the escalation of digital tensions between Cambodian and Thai social media users, examining the emotional and cultural undercurrents fueling one of Southeast Asia's most enduring online rivalries. Drawing on interviews conducted in 2024 using Facilitative Listening Design methodology, the…
Voice of Legacy: Amplifying Minority Survivors’ Perspectives in Cambodia’s Transitional Justice and Future Atrocity Prevention Effort
A scoping study examining how Cambodia's transitional justice processes can strengthen conflict prevention and minority inclusion. Connects the ECCC's documented atrocities, including genocide and persecution of minorities such as the Cham and ethnic Vietnamese, to contemporary peacebuilding efforts, with particular…
Prospects and Challenges for Women’s Access to Justice
Examines Local Dispute Resolution (LDR) practices in Cambodia, specifically addressing intimate partner disputes. Investigates the implementation of LDR and its impact on women's rights and well-being in the context of high rates of intimate partner violence and systemic legal barriers,…
Foundations of Women, Peace & Security: Lessons and Opportunities for Transformative Peace in Cambodia
Examines how global peace, security, and gender equality frameworks can be meaningfully implemented in Cambodia's conflict-affected communities. Organized around the four pillars of Women, Peace & Security (Prevention, Protection, Participation, and Relief & Recovery) and drawing on UN Security Council…