Resource centre

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF) collaborated to host the fifth edition of the Military in Security Operations workshop in Phnom Penh from 11 to 13 June.Over the course of the three-day workshop, military and key law enforcement officials, defence attachés from ASEAN member States and officials from key embassies

This International Women's Day, we armed ourselves with searchlights to look for inspiration – that was just our tunnel vision. We soon realized that this land is brimming with tales of resilience, where physical disability is no deterrence and the wheelchair is in fact the magical chariot.Disabled, but not discouraged, these women from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia,

Geneva (ICRC) – UPDATE: Launch of the second ICRC Crowdfunding campaign

Sam* first learnt how to repair an air conditioner while he was in a correctional centre in Phnom Penh City. The 20-year-old was part of a six month long AC repair training and soft skills course being run under the prison education programme.Since his release in November 2017, Sam has worked on several of Cambodia's many skyscrapers and other buildings, earning up to 160 US

The ICRC's Physical Rehabilitation Programme (PRP) recently achieved two major milestones on the road to serving the people of Cambodia. Not only did the programme complete 26 years of its presence in the country, but also provided the 210,000th free service to people with disability.

Of Cambodia’s total population, close to 150,000 people are said to be living with disabilities. While some lost their limbs to landmines, others were affected by the armed conflicts. There are also many who were born disabled or lost the function of a limb due to illness. To help integrate them into the society, many non-governmental organizations and authorities offer

Many of the 150,000 disabled people in Cambodia have lost limbs to landmines. Here's how the ICRC helps them reintegrate into society.

Detained for the past two years in the Stung Treng prison, Champa's husband finally got a chance to see his family

Another mother-daughter duo reunited thanks to the ICRC's dedicated efforts.