For over a decade of operation, CWCC has been recognized by government, civil society and international agencies as a leading women’s organization that advocate for the human rights of women and children, gender justice and the elimination of all forms of violence against women and children.


Protection Program Objective

To protect survivors by providing legal assistance and facilitating physical and psychological healing leading to economic and social reintegration.


Prevention Program Objective:

To prevent violence against women through engaging the community, local authorities and law enforcement in establishing a safe, involved and supportive community.


Adovcacy Program Objective:

To advocate directly and through alliances for legislative and policy reform which uphold the human rights of women through rigorous enforcement of the laws.

 



 

 

Women s Paths Today (WPT) is the new name of Helping Women in Crisis magazine published by Cambodian Women s Crisis Center (CWCC) which is a local non-profit, non-governmental organization working to promote a peaceful and gender equitable society.

 

 

 
 

 

Total Clients Helped (2013)
Domestic Violence Case: 363
Rape Cases: 143
Trafficking Case: 76
Clients Staying in Shelter: 448
Cases filed at Court: 214
Cases Tried: 176
Cases Pending at Court: 321
Perpetrators Sent to Jail: 76
Clients Reintegrated: 280
Community Network Members: 128
Scholarship Recipients: 906

Press Release


With national fund co-supported by Ministry of Women Affairs and GIZ, Cambodian Women’s Crisis Center has initiated a project of Women’s Empowerment for Justice (WEJ) that would address in Siem Reap and Kampong Thom.

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