Human trafficking is a global problem. As with many other countries in the world, Cambodia is affected by this issue, being a country of origin, destination and transit for human trafficking. This phenomenon is relatively new to Cambodia. While isolated instances of trafficking can be dated back approximately to 1970, this crime was virtually unknown until the 1990's.
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With offices in Cambodia, China , Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, UNIAP is committed to building a united front on human trafficking, and taking action based on the needs of each country. UNIAP Cambodia works in four core areas: Building the knowledge base on human trafficking; Supporting action on high priority areas; and, Targeted interventions that respond to identified gaps; and Strengthening advocacy on the issues of trafficking.
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For key reports, new research and main documents on human trafficking in Cambodia.
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UNIAP Cambodia hosts quarterly Stakeholder Group Meetings on Human Trafficking and Donor-UN Coordination on Human Trafficking Meetings in Phnom Penh. The Chair of these meetings rotates annually among member agencies. Participants include partners from Government organizations, UN agencies, International and National NGOs, and members of the international donor community.
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