Cambodian Institute for Democracy

🎯 About the Training In today’s fast-paced digital environment, the ability to communicate clearly and effectively in both Khmer and English is essential for the success of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working across diverse communities, donors, and partners. Yet, many CSOs face challenges in translation accuracy, content generation, and time constraints when producing bilingual materials. […]

On May 2, 2025 – Our President Chanroeun Pa attended a significant conference celebrating World Press Freedom Day 2025. The event was organized by a working group of civil society organizations dedicated to promoting press freedom and human rights in Cambodia. The conference served as a vital platform to discuss the current state of media independence […]

To mark the 139th International Labour’s Day, CID and a network of civil society partners have released a joint statement titled “Together, Continue to Implement Fundamental Freedoms to Ensure Social Justice.” This statement is a respectful but firm call to the Royal Government of Cambodia to consider and act meaningfully on 13 urgent demands. These […]

The Cambodian Institute for Democracy (CID) would like to invite you to participate in the Democracy Dialogue on “Digital Voices and Their Influences: How Online Expression Shapes Justice, Accountability​ & Civic Engagement in Cambodia”. This dialogue will focus on the following key questions: 1) Why do people turn to social media to seek justice? 2) […]

The Cambodian Institute for Democracy (CID) proudly celebrates a remarkable achievement by our President, Chanroeun Pa, who has successfully completed the six-month Obama Leadership Program—Asia-Pacific! This prestigious program, led by the Obama Foundation, brought together exceptional changemakers from across the Asia-Pacific region to enhance their leadership skills, deepen their impact, and foster meaningful collaborations. Chanroeun’s […]