CLEC’s Vision
The Cambodian People live in a society under the rule of law; in peace and social harmony.
Our Recent Activities
Training on Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Training Needs Assessment of 10 Communities in Kratie and Kampong Thom Provinces
Provincial Dialog with Kampong Thom Province
Provincial Dialog with HE Sreng Sopheap, Deputy Governor of Kratie Province
Monthly Staff Meeting
Dissemination meeting to resolve the final settlement of the community land dispute in the Sre Ambel District of Koh Kong Province
Consultative Workshop on a Draft Digital Rights and Internet Freedom for Civil Society in Cambodia
Consultative Meeting on Data Loss for 48 Plots at Sre Ampil Village, Sre Khtom Commune, Keo Seima District, Mondulkiri Province
Our Programs
Legal Empowerment Program
The CLEC’s Legal Empowerment Program (LEP) increases the active participation of target beneficiaries (communities who heavily depend on land and natural resources (LNR), LNR activists/human rights defenders, youths and community-based paralegals) in efforts to enable the national and sub-national authorities to demonstrate more their transparency and accountability toward LNR tenure security of vulnerable communities including those at the coastal areas that are their fundamental sources of livelihoods.

Access to Justice Program
The CLEC’s Access to Justice Program (AJP) enhances capacities of its target communities to access dispute resolution mechanisms in the areas of land and natural resources (LNR) for fair and just resolution including compensation from development projects that affect their LNR tenure and their lives. It works in the judicial and other alternative dispute resolution processes where fair and just resolution and remedy are provided as much as possible to vulnerable LNR communities.
Our Donors & Partners
CLEC works collaboratively with non-government organizations, governmental authorities, private sector and other stakeholders to support CLEC’s strategic litigation, legal empowerment, community-based paralegal services and effective civic engagement to promote good governance of land and natural resources (LNR) for “Social Justice and Inclusive Development”. Donors are the most appreciated ones that significantly make our works possible.





