AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBorder Health & Rights: UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews says over 20,000 Cambodians are still displaced by the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict and should return home quickly, after visits to Banteay Meanchey where families described bombings and home destruction. Humanitarian Support: Cambodian Red Cross President Bun Rany Hun Sen met 86 construction workers in Phnom Penh, giving sarongs and 100,000 riel each to ease daily living costs. Social Protection Funding: Australia will add A$3 million to expand Cambodia’s Improving Social Protection and Health program, aiming to strengthen policy support and help vulnerable households access food and healthcare during future shocks. Public Health Protection: Cambodia’s Environment Ministry urges strict enforcement of the ban on importing hazardous electronic waste, including used batteries and electronics, warning of toxic substances that can harm public health and ecosystems. Health Workforce & Education: MoEYS and the A.M.T Scholarship Students Association signed an MoU to strengthen human resource development, stressing that building knowledge and skills also requires good health and ethics.
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