October 2024

Empowering Women: Hagar Afghanistan Launches New Cooperatives

Hagar Afghanistan successfully launched three tailoring cooperatives in Kabul Province. This achievement marks a pivotal moment for the Restoring Lives Through Livelihood (RLL) project. The project aims to reducing the risk of trafficking and abuse while by empowering women through sustainable economic opportunities and holistic support systems. The new cooperatives are strategically located in different areas within Kabul Province. This ensure that a diverse group of women can benefit from this initiative.

The Road Home

The Road Home: Toward a mode of ‘reintegration’ and considerations for alternative care for children trafficked for sexual exploitation in Cambodia Published: March 2007 This research is one of the first conducted in Cambodia to develop a durable solution for care of children affected by trafficking for sexual exploitation. The research advocates for a principle-based approach to decision-making around reintegration, centred upon the best interest of the child. The Road Home

A System Just for Children

A System Just for Children: Voices of Child Victims and Witnesses About their Experiences in the Cambodian Criminal Justice System Published: January 2015 This research is one of the first conducted in Cambodia to look in detail at the experience of child witnesses and victims who go through the Cambodian criminal justice system. It particularly aims to give voice to children’s views in order to contribute to the development of criminal court

Being Trauma-Informed in Cambodia

Being Trauma-Informed in Cambodia: Practice Considerations for Professionals Working with Children and Trauma International Journal of Social Science and Humanity, Vol. 7, No. 7, July 2017 This research highlights Hagar’s trauma-informed education model in Cambodia and the experiences of therapists and educators working with traumatised children. Hagar is used as a case example to understand how teachers can utilise this approach in their classrooms in resource-poor countries. The research was published in