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US Engagements

Global Magnitsky Act

The Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act authorizes the president to block or revoke the visas of certain “foreign persons” (both individuals and entities) or to impose property sanctions on them.

The Cambodia Democracy Act

Applies asset blocking sanctions to senior officials of the Government, military, or security forces of Cambodia that the President determines have undermined democracy in Cambodia or committed related human rights violations

Cambodia Accountability and Return on Investment Act of 2019

No funds authorized for assistance to Cambodia may be made available unless the Department of State certifies to Congress that Cambodia has taken certain actions, including (1) strengthening regional security and stability, in particular in relation to the South China Sea and by enforcing sanctions against North Korea; (2) protecting its sovereignty from interference from China; and (3) respecting constitutionally protected rights and releasing political prisoners.

Our Volunteers

Hong Lim

Advisor, Former Member of Parliamentary in Australia

Men Nath

Chairman of
Board of Director, Norway

Kim Sok

Vice Chairman of Board of Director, Finland

Vibol Touch

Executive President and member of BoD, USA

Seng Eap

Vice President
and member of BoD, USA

Bophia So

Public Relations, USA

Cambodia Democracy Council

We are an umbrella for activist groups who share our values and principles in advocating for justice and democracy to Cambodia.

Here are teams that corporate with us.

Eap Seng

Vice President and Member of Board of Director who is responsible for managing all aspects of The Students Movement for Democracy.

Vichea Chriv

President of Khmer Intelligent Organization in Cambodia who is responsible for grassroots engagement in Cambodia.

Prommony Mean

Activist who is responsible for youth groups and monk groups engagement in Cambodia.