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The Cambodian Center for Human Rights: a non-aligned, independent, non-governmental organization that works to promote and protect for human rights - in particular civil and political rights - democracy, and the rule of law in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
OUR VISION
CCHR’s vision is of a peaceful Cambodia in which all people can enjoy the fundamental human rights to which they are entitled, all are subject to the rule of law without impunity, all are treated equally without discrimination, all are empowered to participate fully in the democratic process, and all can share in the benefits of Cambodia’s sustainable economic development.
OUR MISSION
CCHR’s mission is to promote and protect human rights - primarily civil and political rights – democracy and the rule of law for the benefit of all those living in Cambodia by inspiring and empowering people to understand and advocate for their rights and by protecting those whose rights are violated.
OUR VALUES
CCHR expects its staff to share certain values that reflect and complement its vision, mission, goals and objectives, including the following:
Equality
we value diversity, champion non-discrimination, and encourage an intersectional understanding;
Objectivity
We value impartiality and loyalty to principles;
Integrity
We value honesty and commitment;
Transparency
We value openness and accountability;
Creativity
we value new ideas and the flexibility to deliver innovative solutions.
The CCHR’s 2026 -2030 Strategic Plan
CORE FOCUS AREAS (CFAs)
Expected Outcomes
- Outcome 1 (JLR): The judicial system adheres better to international Fair Trial Rights (FTR) standards, through changes in procedures, policies, and behavior of judicial officials.
- Outcome 2 (FACE): HRDs and youth activists are more resilient and able to continue their activism to protect HRDs and to advocate for improvements in human rights and civic space.
- Outcome 3 (BHR): The rights of communities to land, natural resources, and environmental protection are respected by the RGC, competent authorities, and businesses to the benefit of communities that rely on land and natural resources for their livelihoods.
- Outcome 4 (GED): Marginalized groups including WHRDs and LGBTIQ+ activists actively engage in advocacy to promote equality, non-discrimination and social inclusion, supported by a tolerant and supportive public.
- Outcome 5 (RAP): The government accepts recommendations from civil society to better respect, protect and fulfil its human rights obligations.
| N° | Title | File |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CCHR Annual Report 2025 | Download |
| 2 | CCHR Annual Report 2024 | Download |
| 3 | CCHR Annual Report 2023 | Download |
| 4 | CCHR Annual Report 2022 | Download |
| 5 | CCHR Annual Report 2021 | Download |
| 6 | CCHR Annual Report 2020 | Download |
| 7 | CCHR Annual Report 2019 | Download |
| 8 | CCHR Annual Report 2018 | Download |
| 9 | CCHR Annual Report 2017 | Download |
| 10 | CCHR Annual Report 2016 | Download |
| 11 | CCHR Annual Report 2015 | Download |
| 12 | CCHR Annual Report 2014 | Download |
| 13 | CCHR Annual Report 2013 | Download |
