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Labour ministry: “The attitude has changed”

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There is a new image in construction in Cambodia, which is far different from that of 10 years ago, said Dr. Huy Hang Song, Secretary of State from the...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Unionist: “A minimum wage law is the solution to unequal pay”

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Mr. Sok Kin from BWTUC explained his organization’s data about the general situation of construction workers in Cambodia. He said of about 20,000 construction workers currently working in Cambodia,...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Construction site manager: “We might lose profit by paying workers equally”

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Kry Phanith is considered the youngest site manager at his workplace. At the age of 22, he has gotten this job after graduating from North University, majoring in engineering....

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Green Net researcher: “These female workers are building our country”

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As a researcher for The Green Net project in 2016, Chea Kesorphearom has been inspired greatly by the dedication of women who work on construction sites. Given her background...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Real Estate sales consultant: “Female workers should be given value”

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Dy Sophon works as a real estate sales consultant for a real estate development company. When the problem of unequal pay between female and male construction workers was raised,...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

The Green Net Project

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The Green Net Meta House is cooperating with the Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation (FES) for the multi-media-project THE GREEN NET, which focuses on the working and living conditions of Cambodian female construction...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

CARE: “Around 2000 female workers receive training”

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Since CARE research was released in 2016, a series of actions have been carried out in order to help Cambodian women construction workers become aware of their equal rights....

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Architect: “The Cambodian construction industry is male-dominated”

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Muygech thinks there has been a significant increase in construction projects. There are many shop-houses, offices, and apartments, which have been built to supply to local residents. This has...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Worker Activist: “I want our voice to be heard”

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39-year-old Chok Yoeurn has worked on construction sites for 5 years. She is always concerned about safety at the site. Even though she’s never had accidents herself, she always...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Behind The Scenes

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The Green Net team was interviewing a construction site manager.

Monday December 11th, 2017

Behind The Scenes

Soun Srey Ya

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An outgoing woman, Soun Srey Ya, age 38, has been involved in construction work for about 10 years. She also experienced a few other jobs before working in construction,...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Theourn Sophea

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Theourn Sophea, a 25-year-old construction worker whose hometown is in Kandal province, has been working in this booming sector since she was 20 years old. Formerly a garment worker,...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

Ros Theavy

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A Neak Leoung residence, Ros Theavy, age 34, came to try out her luck in the capital in 2009. She first landed a job as a construction worker at...

Wednesday January 3rd, 2018

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