On Thursday, November 20, 2025, in the gardens of the French Embassy in Phnom Penh, the French community in Cambodia is preparing to celebrate autumn around the traditional Beaujolais Evening, organized by the Association of Mutual Aid of French People in Cambodia (AEFC). More than a gastronomic celebration, this event reflects an associative commitment carried by the discreet and devoted personality of Bruno Bogvad, president of the AEFC.

It is a beautiful story unfolding today within the prestigious spaces of Raffles Hotel Le Royal, carried by a unique initiative: inviting the children from the NGO Sunrise Cambodia to express themselves through painting, inspired by the elegance and unique atmosphere of the hotel. Their works will then be exhibited and distributed as postcards, offering great visibility to their creativity and their vision of the world.

This Sunday, the sumptuous ballroom of the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra pulsed with rare energy during the 15th charity concert by Musica Felice. Bringing together an enthusiastic audience, the evening became a true musical triumph, benefiting underprivileged children in Cambodia.

In the serene coastal town of Kep, Cambodia, where the turquoise sea meets humble communities, a quiet revolution in children's education and welfare has been steadily growing for over a decade. At the heart of this transformation stands Anne-Sophie Grasset, the passionate president and founder of Kep Children, a non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to breaking the cycles of poverty through education and community support.

Meet Jeclan Wanapom, a young man from Lifou, a remote island in New Caledonia, who shares his unique journey as an intercultural volunteer. Through his missions in Cambodia, he supports local youth and the promotion of the French-speaking world, while forging deep links between two cultures that he feels are close.

At the age of 25, Morgane Levasseur embodies the dynamic, committed young people working to promote solidarity and commitment in Cambodia. Originally from the Paris region, she arrived in Cambodia a year and a half ago to get involved with the Kep Children association.

With gentleness and sincerity, Draikolo Udrupa, a young Caledonian from Lifou, shares a look of pride and curiosity on her atypical journey. From her native island to Cambodia, she embodies the link between Oceanic traditions and openness to the world.

La 12ᵉ Journée du Volontariat Français a rassemblé, samedi 11 octobre 2025, à l’Institut français du Cambodge, un public passionné venu célébrer les multiples visages de l’engagement solidaire.

Rarely has a day so embodied the spirit of solidarity, exchange and innovation at the heart of the Franco-Cambodian community. On 11 October 2025, the Institut français du Cambodge will open its doors to the 12ᵉ edition of the Journée du Volontariat Français (JVF), orchestrated by France Volontaires Cambodge. This 2025 edition puts the spotlight on the contribution of international exchange and solidarity volunteering to major environmental challenges, in deep resonance with

What a joy it was to experience such a radiant and meaningful day at the Rose Club Pickleball Event, organised at the Cambodiana Hotel in Phnom Penh! Combining sport, sharing and commitment, the event provided an exceptional opportunity to strengthen community links, support children from vulnerable neighbourhoods and enjoy a dynamic sport together.

In the gentle sunshine of Kep, the Kep Education Centre is shining with a new promise of learning and solidarity, thanks to a kind gesture. Princess Sylvia Sisowath, President of the Centre, expressed her deep gratitude to Phnom Penh Accueil (PPA) for their generous donation, a tangible support for local education.

Buoyed by the dynamism of His Royal Highness Prince Narithipong Norodom and his wife Ermine Norodom, Phnom Penh's sporting community is hosting an event that embodies the spirit of sharing and conviviality.

For over three decades, the Pour un Sourire d'Enfant (PSE) association has worked tirelessly to save children from the most extreme poverty in Cambodia, by offering them access to education, vocational training, protection and personal development.

On 15 September 2025, the Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia awarded President Leung Chun-ying - Chairman of the GX Foundation - the prestigious distinction of Grand Officer of the Order of Monisaraphon, in recognition of his major contributions to the development of the country's medical and health sector.

The Border Sâmaki was the major hip-hop charity event of the year in Cambodia, bringing together over forty artists and nearly 400 spectators at the B-Box Factory on Saturday 6 September.

The Cambodian hip-hop scene is coming together for a major humanitarian cause at Border Samaki – Hip-Hop for Hope, a charity event taking place on Saturday, 6 September 2025, from 6 p.m. at B-Box, Factory Phnom Penh.

In the province of Siem Reap, a rare scene of solidarity unfolded within the peaceful Svay Leu pagoda. Where silence and contemplation usually reign, the grateful voices of displaced families echoed that day as they gathered in anticipation of vital support.

Rabbit School, a Cambodian non-governmental organization that provides education to children with intellectual disabilities and autism, is receiving support from Overseas Cambodian Investment Corporation (OCIC Group) and its affiliated company, Koh Pich Construction Company (KPCC), to expand its main campus in Phnom Penh, allowing more children to benefit from the NGO’s inclusive education programs.

Cambodia is once again facing a humanitarian ordeal. The resurgence of violence along the Cambodia-Thailand border in July 2025 displaced more than 135,000 Cambodians within days

It all began in heavy silence, broken only by the sound of footsteps in the mud and anxious whispers. After the initial distribution of food and an urgent assessment of needs in the two largest camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs), the Phare Ponleu Selpak team in Battambang decided that more was needed than just material aid.

Four determined Cambodian women from the Boeung Trabek slum in Phnom Penh beautifully tell a story of empowerment and resilience through a profession that is often underestimated: hairdressing and beauty care.

The young Cambodian woman Oua Perom embodies the sincere and passionate commitment that drives the Kep Education Centre. Born into a modest family, she is the youngest of a small family unit.

While the border between Cambodia and Thailand has been ablaze since 24 July 2025, forcing nearly 200,000 people onto the roads and causing more than thirty deaths in less than a week, a mobilisation of rare magnitude has gripped the Cambodian people and its diaspora.

As the border between Thailand and Cambodia flares up again, Cambodian society is reacting with an intensity rarely seen since the end of the Khmer Rouge conflict. The recent clashes, triggered by territorial disputes, have left dozens dead and caused more than 120,000 civilians to flee along the border.