‘Ladies in Tech’ help Cambodia's female students reach gender equality


From left to right: Ladies in Tech’s founders Preap Somanith, Kao Menghorng and Chhum Somnang. - SUPPLIED

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Seeing the gap in access to education and jobs in the field of technology between young men and women, a group of high school students have formed a programme to help young women gain gender equality in this essential field.

Ladies in Tech was formed by three high school students from different schools under Unicef’s Generation Future 2022 programme.

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