AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSpinal Care Abroad: A Canadian patient with spinal stenosis and nerve compression traveled halfway around the world to Vietnam for surgery at FV Hospital after doctors said removing an old plate-and-screw system would be too risky. Mine Risk & Public Health: CMAC is speeding up cluster-munition and unexploded ordnance clearance in areas affected by the 2025 Thai incursion, warning that lingering explosives threaten farmers, children, and health facilities. Women’s Rights & Health Impacts: Cambodia’s NGO-CEDAW report says women, girls and non-binary people faced major rights setbacks in 2025, including gender-based violence and technology-facilitated abuse, urging urgent action under CEDAW. Infectious Disease Training: GC Labs wrapped a 7-week infectious disease diagnostics and research training for experts from Cambodia and other countries, aiming to strengthen regional lab capacity. Disability Access: Disability advocates say Cambodia’s public facilities still lack ramps and accessible design, leaving people dependent on others to use hospitals, hotels and schools. Worker Health & Safety: Cambodia’s minimum total monthly wage for garment and related sectors is set at about USD 229.50 in 2026, alongside social security coverage including healthcare and occupational risk protection. Humanitarian Health Checks: Cambodia’s agriculture minister and a U.S. diplomat inspected healthcare and humanitarian services for displaced families in Banteay Meanchey, including local health posts and IOM-supported care.
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