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Legal Support for Children and Women (LSCW)

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LSCW aims to prevent and eliminate all forms of human trafficking and abuse as well as discrimination of children and women in Cambodia.  LSCW is committed to legally protecting, assisting and supporting all persons trafficked, abused, including Cambodian migrant workers in destination countries, through existing legal mechanisms, and to gain recognition of and respect for their rights. 

Goal: 
For vulnerable groups to enjoy increased access to justice and basic human rights through transparent legal mechanisms.

Overall Objectives:
Prevention, protection, prosecution and assistance to men, women, children and migrants in crisis that helps solve human trafficking and abuse cases.

Current Activities:

• LSCW provides the following legal support and services free of charge: Legal consultation/advice and legal court representation, including research, investigation and preparation of cases for prosecution.
• LSCW provides legal training to local authorities (including commune council members and chief villagers), teachers and related government agencies and NGOs/IOs partners.
• LSCW provides information on safe and legal migration to potential migrants
• LSCW disseminates information on legal rights (including labour and migrant rights) at destination countries to Cambodian migrant communities in Klong Yai District (Thailand)
• Target groups include men (victims of human trafficking only), women, children, potential migrants and migrants in crisis
• Target areas in Cambodia include: Phnom Penh, Koh Kong, Prey Veng, Kampong Cham, Kampot, Takeo, Kampong Speu and Kandal.  Target areas in Thailand include: Klong Yai

Publications:

"Gender Analysis of the Patterns of Human Trafficking into and through Koh Kong Province" (January 2005)

"Needs Assessment and Analysis of the Situation of Cambodian Migrant Workers in Klong Yai District, Trad, Thailand" (November 2005)

"Six months report on the situation of Cambodian Migrant Workers in Klong Yai, District, Trat, Thailand" (June 2007)

Related pages on this site

• Khmer Stars Sing for Khmer Children in Australia
• IOM Cambodia launches information campaign against trafficking
• Thailand's Memorandum of Understanding with Cambodia
• ARCPPT Cambodia Issues Gender - Criminal Justice System Report
• Successful Case of Assisting Women and Girl Victims of Trafficking
• Media campaign to highlight HIV/AIDS issues in Cambodia
• Cambodia: NGO for Children and Women's Human Rights Seeks Info
• One Week Awareness-Raising Campaign in Cambodia
• AFESIP Drafts Anti-CSEC Law for Cambodia
• Human Trafficking in Cambodia: Finding Local and Regional Solutions to a Global Problem
• Update on December 2004 Shelter Raid in Cambodia
• Attack on AFESIP’s Trafficking Shelter, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
• Cambodian National Assembly To Pass Anti-Trafficking Law
• Six Asian Countries Cooperate in Fight Against Human Trafficking
• CYPMCR Compiles Directory of Child/Youth-Led Organizations in Cambodia
• Cambodia Reviewed Five Years of Counter Trafficking Efforts - Prepares for New Plan of Action:
• Khmer Stars Sing for Khmer Children in Australia
• Fighting Trafficking in Cambodia...
• Comments about Cambodia's Tier 3 status in Trafficking in Persons Report
• Thirteen Girls Freed from Brothel in Cambodia
• New Pilot Project by LSCW in Cambodia
• Cambodia /Vietnam MOU to Be Signed Soon
• ILO, Yunnan Province, China, Launched New Project Phase
• Greater Mekong Subregion Summit in Kunming, China1
• Six Asian Countries Cooperate in Fight Against Human Trafficking
• Project Advisor Position Opening: UNIAP Cambodia
• U.S. Labor Dept. Awards $18.65 Million to Fight Human Trafficking
• Call for Proposals in Cambodia from the European Commission
• Child Beggars in Thailand: A Lucrative Business
• Task Force in Cambodia Attempts to Improve Coordination Among Groups and Agencies
• Six Asian Countries Cooperate in Fight Against Human Trafficking
• Ms. Kun Thea sentenced to 50 years according to Thai Criminal Code
• Thailand's Memorandum of Understanding with Cambodia
• ASEAN Signs Declaration Against Trafficking in Persons Particularly Women and Children
• Anti-Trafficking Campaign to Begin in Cambodia
• Trafficking Suspects Linked With Hotel To Be Tried¹
• Child-Sex Tourists in Cambodia¹
• Progress on Human Trafficking Legislation in Cambodia
• Updates on the CHAI HOUR II Hotel Case in Cambodia
• First Coordinated Mekong Ministerial Initiative Against Trafficking (COMMIT) Senior Officials Meeting
• ARCPPT Launches Website
• A New Web site is Launched in Asia
• World Vision Launches Sex Tourism Prevention Program
• Chai Hour II Hotel Trial Shows Discrepancy in Trafficking Laws
• European Parliament Passes Resolution on Trafficking of Women and Children in Cambodia
• Opening of HCC Vocational Training Centre in Cambodia
• Cambodian NGO Network Launches Web Site
• Pilot Project by Legal Support for Children and Women
• ECPAT-Cambodia Database
• Progress of Legal Framework & Laws on Human Trafficking
• CWCC Report on Trafficking of Cambodian Women and Children to Malaysia
• New Research Institute in Cambodia
• Ongoing Activities of UNIAP-Cambodia
• New Research into Child Prostitution in Cambodia
• ECPAT Report Increase HT Court Cases in Cambodia
• ILO Launches Project with Cambodian Tourism Industry
• Cambodia Support Center Established for Women Victims of Sex Abuse and Trafficking
• Ministry of Tourism in Cambodia and ILO Promote Child Safe Tourism
• Managing Migration in Southeast Asia
• Difficult Lives of Child Beggars
• Australian Federal Police (AFP) Signs 'Historic' Agreement with Vietnam, Cambodia
• Training on Garbage Recycling to Improve the Livelihood of Cambodian Beggars
• Equal Access Digital Broadcast Initiative Launch
• CEDAW Committee Considers Cambodia’s Report
• Human Trafficking Summit Hears Prosecutions Have Risen
• Mekong Governments Demonstrate Concrete Action Against Human Trafficking
• Two Agreements Pledging US $1.8 million to COMMIT Process
• Governments, Workers' and Employers' Organizations From 5 Mekong Countries Gather to Discuss Human Trafficking Prevention
• Final Statement from “Civil Society and Government Collaboration to Combat Trafficking in Persons in the Greater Mekong Sub-region" Conference
• Equal Access Launches New Project in Cambodia
• Thailand to Fight Human Trafficking on Cambodian Border
• Cambodian NGOs Release Statement on Legal Matter
• Human Rights Groups Announce Future Strategy for Access to Justice for Victims of Human Trafficking
• US Upgrades Cambodia in Fight Against Human Trafficking
• Thailand Combats Human Trafficking on Cambodian Border
• Vietnam and Cambodia to Crack Down on Human Trafficking
• Vital Voices Makes Resources Available from "Civil Society and Government Collaboration to Combat Trafficking in Persons in the Greater Mekong Sub-region" Conference
• Education Program Against Human Trafficking in Cambodia
• Official Launch Ceremony of the Regional Training Programme to Combat Human Trafficking in the Greater Mekong Sub-region
• Update on the 4th Session of the ILO-Sub-Regional Advisory Committee (SURAC) of the Mekong Project to Combat Trafficking in Children and Women
• UNIAP-Cambodia’s Information Centre on Human Trafficking
• Cambodia ACTs Holds a Consultation Meeting on the Guideline for the Protection of the Rights of Trafficked Children
• Taxi Drivers in Cambodia on the Look Out for Abuse
• US Promises Funding to Counter Human Trafficking in Cambodia
• Danish Red Cross Vows to Fight Trafficking in Cambodia
• Child Porn Market Is Thriving in Phnom Penh
• Sex Industry in Cambodia
• US State Department Releases 2006 Human Rights Report
• Vietnam & Cambodia Discuss Fight Against Human Trafficking
• UNICEF Outraged By Cambodian Child Porn Trade
• USAID Cuts Anti-Human Trafficking Funding
• Agreement on Guidelines for Practices and Cooperation between the Relevant Government Institutions and Victim Support Agencies in Cases of Human Trafficking
• EU and ASEAN Join Hands to Fight Trafficking
• Cambodian Government Lauches First National Task Force on Human Trafficking
• Dissemination Workshop on a Study into Exploitative Labour Brokerage Practices in Cambodia
• Consultation Meeting on the Structure of the National Taskforce in Cambodia
• UN Urges Ratanakkiri Court (Cambodia) to Act on Trafficking Case
• Svay Pak Child-Sex Trade Back in Business – Again
• ASEAN Declaration Urges Better Migrant Worker Rights
• UNIAP Welcomes SIREN!
• UN Calls on Cambodia to Protect Land of Indigenous People
• Dateline NBC in USA Spotlights the Sex Trade in the US and Southeast Asia
• Council of Ministers Approves Draft Human Trafficking Law in Cambodia
• Advocating through Mekong Youth Forum
• Travelers Unite to Stop Child Prostitution in Cambodia
• Demand for Virgins Fueling Sex Trade in Cambodia
• Sex Work with Foreigners a Job that Some Won't Turn Down
• Trade in Sex with Virgins an Asian Affair
• Cambodia Approves Law on Anti-Human Trafficking
• Human Trafficking Crackdown in Vietnam
• Welcome Remarks at the Second Inter-Ministerial Meeting of the COMMIT Process by Mr. Khalid Malik, United Nations Resident Coordinator

Related external links

• Hagar
• UN Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking in the Greater Mekong Sub-region (UNIAP)