In many rural communities in Cambodia, domestic violence remains a serious concern, often rooted in limited awareness of gender equality and the harmful effects of violence in the home. In Takol Village, Snay Anchit Commune, Chum Kiri District, Kampot Province, Ms. Nut Sokhak , a 39-year-old mother and community leader, faced this challenge. As a representative of the women’s group supported by the Cambodian Health and Education for Community (CHEC) organization, she has wit

Domestic violence has long been a hidden issue in rural Cambodian communities, fueled by a lack of awareness, silence, and deeply rooted social norms. In Roka Thmey Village, Sre Samrong Commune, Chum Kiri District, Kampot Province, Ms. Phang Nhanh , a mother of four, experienced the damaging effects of violence within the family. Like many households in her community, Ms. Nhanh’s family struggled with frequent conflicts. “At first, my family often fought because of a lack of