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New Research Institute in Cambodia

The Observatory on Trafficking in Southeast Asia is a new non-governmental organization, working in the field of research and trafficking. It was created in 2003 firstly as a department of another legal entity named AFESIP (Agir Pour Les Femmes En Situation Précaire).

In 2005 The Observatory on trafficking became independent and started to operate on its own. The will of The Observatory is to promote academic collaboration between Universities and International Research Institutes.

International Director Mr. Pierre Legros in collaboration with The Dean of the Faculty of Archaeology Dean Pheng Sytha from the Royal University of Fine Arts will sign an Memorandum of Understanding for academic collaboration that will focus on enhancing researches on Khmer Studies, including Women's Issues in Cambodia.

For more information, please contact:

Chariya Preap
Liaison Program Officer
THE OBSERVATORY on Trafficking in S.E.A
#3 Street 279, Toulkork, Phnom Penh Cambodia
Tel: + 855 (0)12-379-957
Email: communication@seaobservatory.org
Website: www.seaobservatory.org