Diverse practices in sexual orientation were an integral part of Cambodian history, including the colonial period and globalization.

Public discourse on VAW focused more on the nation’s reputation than the violence itself, highlighting the societal normalization of VAW.

Buddhism in Cambodian culture presents a complex stance toward homosexuality, indirectly condemning it but also supporting equality.

Having children is such a blessing, but new mothers in Cambodia lack support at all levels — from individuals, society, and the state.