CIPO - By indigenous peoples for indigenous communities

This policy brief is the outcome of the researches on ‘Climate and Gender Justice for Indigenous Women’ conducted in four countries namely Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam (Mishkin 2019; Sen 2019; SODA 2019; Van 2019; Zin 2019) and…
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Customary Tenure in relation to Free, Prior and Informed Consent and Existing Safeguards for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities. The paper publication is writenn by Mr. Bunhieng, CIPO Technical Adviser and Mrs. Yun Mane, CIPO…
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The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples is globally celebrated on 9th August to commemorate the inaugural session of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations which took place in 1982. On this day, people from around the…
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Cambodia Indigenous Library is the first indigenous library that mainly focuses on indigenous peoples in Cambodia. This library was founded in 2021 by Cambodia Indigenous Peoples Organization. Cambodia Indigenous Library is a small public…
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Every year, 11th of April is a crucial day for all indigenous groups in Cambodia. Young adults, the elderly, women, and all communities can meet each other to celebrate the cultural memorial festival in their own community. …
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Job Title External Consultant for Organizational financial Management and Development in 2023 Service Fee   Contract Type Service contract Donor WCS-Regional Period /Contract Duration From 20…
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Ms. Nhoch Seeyean is a Tampuan Indigenous woman from Loan village, within the Northeastern province of Ratanakiri. Dedicated to preserving her culture she joined the Bophana Center in 2021. Bophana Center has…
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The Declaration is rooted in rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and guaranteed in the international human rights treaties that Cambodia has accepted. These treaties are incorporated into the 1993 Cambodian…
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Executive Summary The research on this subject was undertaken following the reports received from civil society organizations and other stakeholders working with the community about an increase in cases of gender-based violence against…
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Indigenous communities, associations, and organizations consisting of a total of 48 individuals, and 36 women of indigenous Kreung, Tumpoun, Kui, Bunong, Jarai, Thmon, Por, Suy, Chong, and Sa’Och, from Ratanakiri, Kratie, Stung Treng, Preah…
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