UNFPA Cambodia

Ensuring rights and choices for all

The right of choices in sexual reproductive health
Family planning allows individuals to decide if and when to have children
The power to choose the number, timing and spacing of children can bolster economic and social development
The power of youth
Young amateurs used videos to create safe spaces on having safe and consensual sex
The power of youth
Groups of young amateurs present perceptions of their peers through videos
Family Planning is a human right
The rights of LGBTI people are human rights.
Developing healthy and happy relationships
Putting sexual and reproductive health at the centre of universal health coverage reforms
The government of Cambodia launches the National Ageing Policy 2017-2030
An International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education updated and published by UNESCO advocates for promoting health and well-being, respect for human rights and gender equality
An International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education updated and published by UNESCO advocates for promoting health and well-being, respect for human rights and gender equality
Change the long held social norms and behavioural family patterns
Bring happier relationships
Family Planning empowers people and develops nations
Only a quarter of women who had experienced some form of violence sought help from formal service providers.
5 facts about young people’s sexual and reproductive health

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21 November 2017

According the 2014 WHO survey, Cambodian women who have experienced violence never talked to anyone about it and only a quarter of them sought help from formal service providers including police, local leaders and...

1 October 2017

International Day of Older Persons, 1 Oct 2017

The number of older persons, aged 60 and above will exceed that of people aged 15 to 24 by 2030. As their potential to contribute to societies and economies is acknowledged, it is possible only if older persons remain...

11 July 2017

Family planning: empowering people, developing nations

As the world marks World Population Day, the year's theme, "Family Planning: Empowering People, Developing Nations", UNFPA is making the case for family planning worldwide.