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

This change has led to misconceptions and hostility, with many viewing feminism as extremism rather than a force for positive change.

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

Despite advancements in gender equality, the workplace continues to penalize mothers, a phenomenon termed the "motherhood penalty."