UNFPA mobilises dignity kits for women, girls in humanitarian crises in Cambodia


Dignity kits are designed to meet the unique needs of women and girls in emergency and disaster situations. - UNFPA

PHNOM PENH: To ensure the well-being of the most-at-risk women and girls, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has provided 900 dignity kits for distribution in Cambodia, said a press release on Tuesday (Sept 2).

This initiative addresses the needs of women and girls impacted by displacement, the press release said, adding that during humanitarian emergencies, women and girls face heightened risks, including the dangers of violence and exploitation, lack of access to water and sanitation and interrupted services and support.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Aseanplus News

South Korea to roll out US$17bil ‘wartime’ budget
Jail for ex-primary school teacher in Singapore who committed sex acts with former student
Missing Survey Dept officer found dead at Malaysia-Brunei border
Indians panic-buying fuel despite government assurances
Friends, neighbours in shock over Merbok murder tragedy
China warns US against building ammunition facility in Philippines
Enforcers tracking down duo caught on camera filling subsidised RON95 into container in car boot
Thailand swelters as temperatures hit 41C, storms expected in five provinces
FBM KLCI ends at day’s low, ringgit hits two-month low
Appeals court sets April 6 to hear appeal by 1MDB, 10 others in Mareva injunction bid against Rosmah

Others Also Read