16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence: Day Five

As part of the 16 Days of Activism Campaign, International Women’s Development Agency is pleased to share the Men’s Talk report, a detailed document presenting the findings of research undertaken into men’s attitudes towards men, women, and Violence Against Women in Cambodia.

The research was undertaken by Helen Brereton and Vannak Lim within the Community Action Against Violence Against Women (CAAVAW) project, which is implemented in Cambodia by IWDA partners Banteay Srei and The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC). The report is available in both English and Khmer, on the IWDA website and we invite you to share the findings with your networks.

Also available is the earlier Somroh Somruel (local reconciliation process) & Violence Against Women report, also completed within the CAAVAW project by Domrei Research and Consulting.

Download Men’s Talk Report (English version)

Download Somroh Somruel & Violence Against Women Report (English version)

Download Men’s Talk Report (Khmer version)

Download Somroh Somruel & Violence Against Women Report (Khmer version)

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16 Days of Activism is a global campaign encouraging organisations and individuals across the world to take a stand against gender-based violence.
The campaign starts on 25th November: The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and ends on 10th December: World Human Rights Day.

16 Days of Activism was started by the Centre for Women’s Global Leadership 18 years ago. The campaign’s beginning and end dates highlight that violence against women is a human rights violation.

Thousands of diverse groups and individuals now take part in 16 Days, together calling for an end to all types of violence against women. Each year people organise events in their communities, including meetings, conferences, demonstrations, exhibitions and performances.

This year at IWDA, we have decided to use the 16 Days to highlight the work our partners in Asia and the Pacific are doing to improve the situation for women and girls in their communities, as well as the work IWDA is undertaking in Australia. Each day between 25th November and 10th December, we will post a short article about 16 Days our website, Facebook page, and Twitter page.

Tags: 16 Days of Activism, Banteay Srei, CAAVAW, Cambodia

This entry was posted on Sunday, November 29th, 2009 under 16_Days.