As part of our 2025–2030 strategic vision, the Cambodian Institute for Democracy (CID) is working to strengthen democratic capacity, support independent knowledge, and protect civic space in Cambodia. We see informed, inclusive, and constructive public dialogue as essential to a strong and resilient society. Why join the conversation? Cambodia’s social, political, and digital landscapes are […]
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May
04
[Article] The Value of Inner Peace: Reflections Under the Light of Visak Bochea Day on the Meaning of Life and Work
Why Inner Peace is the Ultimate Leadership Asset True achievement is often measured by external milestones, but the most sustainable successes are rooted in the quality of our inner peace. On this auspicious day of Visak Bochea, CID President Chanroeun Pa has shared some personal reflections on “The Value of Inner Peace” and its transformative […]
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Apr
08
Joint Statement on the Sentencing of Journalists Phorn Sopheap and Pheap Pheara
Read the full joint statement and the list of endorsing organisations: English | Khmer
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Mar
23
Together to End Violence and Harassment: A Call for the Ratification of ILO Convention 190
“Every human being is entitled to a world of work free from violence and harassment.” On the occasion of the 115th International Women’s Day (March 8, 2026), the Cambodian Institute for Democracy (CID) joins over 40 trade unions, civil society organizations, and concerned citizens in a unified call to the Royal Government of Cambodia. We […]
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Mar
23
A Call for Peace, Sovereignty, and Human Dignity: A Joint Statement on the Cambodia-Thailand Border Conflict
“Peace is not solely established through governmental agreements. It is fostered through everyday actions… by exercising restraint, showing empathy and embracing mutual understanding.” At the Cambodian Institute for Democracy (CID), we believe that true democracy and national prosperity can only flourish in an environment of peace, stability, and respect for the rule of law. Today, […]
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