Australia to support ending violence against women in Cambodia
The Australian Government will provide 825,000 AUD (about 838,000 USD)
to support some programmes to end violence against women in Cambodia.
The Australian Government will provide 825,000 AUD (about 838,000 USD)
to support some programmes to end violence against women in Cambodia.
Cambodia’s news agency AKP quoted an Australian Embassy press release as saying that to celebrate the upcoming International Women’s Day (Mar. 8), Australian Ambassador to Cambodia Penny Richards will announce a financial aid to four NGOs to support their activities in ending violence against women in Cambodia for three years.
The Australian diplomat will also announce some 95,000 AUD (over 96,000) USD to ADHOC, a local human rights NGO, to support its anti human trafficking programme, the release said.
The aid announcement is scheduled to take place on March 5 in the presence of Ing Kantha Phavy, Cambodian Minister of Women’s Affairs.-VNA
Cambodia’s news agency AKP quoted an Australian Embassy press release as saying that to celebrate the upcoming International Women’s Day (Mar. 8), Australian Ambassador to Cambodia Penny Richards will announce a financial aid to four NGOs to support their activities in ending violence against women in Cambodia for three years.
The Australian diplomat will also announce some 95,000 AUD (over 96,000) USD to ADHOC, a local human rights NGO, to support its anti human trafficking programme, the release said.
The aid announcement is scheduled to take place on March 5 in the presence of Ing Kantha Phavy, Cambodian Minister of Women’s Affairs.-VNA
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