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2014 Advocate Sandra Creamer has been appointed CEO of the Australian Women’s Health Alliance, a national collective that works to respect and amplify the voices of all women and fight for positive change.
2024-25 Advocate Thehoya Dy, the head of the anti-trafficking unit at Center for the Alliance of Labor and Human Rights in Cambodia, was interviewed by Radio Free Asia about the pervasiveness of online scams in Cambodia. He noted that the high number of online scams in Cambodia could hurt the country's economy as tourists and investors may avoid the country out of fear. He called for the government of Cambodia to cooperate with civil society and the international community to investigate the network behind the scams to make sure that no more people become victims of online scams.
The 2024-25 HRAP video presentations are ready. Please click this link to learn about Thehoya Dy, the Head of the Anti-Human Trafficking and Migration Unit at the Center for Alliance of Labor and Human Rights (CENTRAL) in Cambodia.
In which program are you enrolled and when is your expected graduation date?
Human Rights & Sustainable Development, Pre-Law track at Columbia College.
What is your research focus? What drew you to this particular issue/set of issues?
HRAP arranged a lunch at Faculty House in late February for the advocates and their faculty mentors to meet one another in an intimate setting and to discuss their work while looking for potential areas of synergy. This year's faculty mentors include first-time mentors Suzanne Goldberg of the Law School, Joanne Csete of the Mailman School of Public Health and Peter Twyman of Columbia Global Centers and longtime mentors Widney Brown of Barnard, Elsa Stamatopoulou of ISHR, Daniela Romero Amaya of Teachers College, and Yasmine Ergas of SIPA.
