AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoActivism Under Pressure: Forty-seven NGOs are calling for the immediate release of KSILA vice president Thy Thorn after a Phnom Penh court handed him a seven-year sentence for “plotting” linked to peaceful opposition to the Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Development Triangle Area. Maternal & Child Support: Cambodia has allocated nearly $53m for pregnant women and children under two, including prenatal checkup cash support and birth grants, with beneficiary numbers rising sharply since 2023. Eye Health Push: Cambodia launched a six-year eye health governance project (2026–2031) to expand quality, affordable eye care—especially for rural and vulnerable communities—aiming to support Universal Health Coverage. Food Aid for Displaced Families: WFP and Cambodia’s education ministry extended school meals to children and families displaced by border conflict in Preah Vihear, backed by Japan. Radiation Safety Upgrade: Cambodia handed over IAEA-supplied diagnostic and radiation detection equipment to strengthen monitoring and healthcare readiness. Water & Health Lens: Editorials stress that protecting water starts on land—linking sanitation, waste systems, and watershed care to public health.
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