1. Update on the 2016 New Day Asia’s grant to APLE’s Court Support Program
Development Department
October 18th, 2016

2. Agenda Overview of the New Day Asia’s grant and Court Support budget
Agreed revised budget
Revision details
Details of the expenditure
Court Support Achievements
New M&E system
Discussion/challenges
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

3. New Day Asia’s grant USD 25,000 One installment on January 29th, 2016
Salaries for direct program staff - Court Support (24%)
Finance Manager 20%, 13 months
M&E Officer 40%, 8 months
Lawyer %, 13 months
Legal Assistant %, 12 months
Legal Assistant %, 13 months
Plus: Withholding tax on salary (20%), insurance (44%), National Social Security Fund (44%), severance pay entitlement (25%)
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

4. Court Support Budget TOTAL Court Support Program $ 187,902.75 - 100%
Donors: New Day Asia, German Embassy, Terre des Hommes Netherlands, Stars Foundation

5. Budget revised (May 2016) Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

6. Approved revision (May 2016)
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

7. Execution (until Sept 2016)
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

8. APLE’s holistic model Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

9. APLE’s holistic model NOTE ON PROVISION STRATEGY
The timeframe changes depending on the case but the approximate time to complete the cycle of support is between 3 to 5 years
Timeframes based on the Cambodian Criminal Procedure Code:
Felony: The suspect can be detained up to 18 months before the trial takes place; meanwhile the victim has to receive support
Misdemeanor: The suspect can be detained up to 10 months before the trial takes place; meanwhile, the victim also has to receive support
For both, felony and misdemeanor, the timeframe of the legal proceeding could be very long if the suspect is on bail or has not been arrested (although the case proceeds at the court). In these cases, supporting the victims and advocate on their behalf to speed up the legal proceeding represent a big challenge
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

10. Court Support Program
Objective: “one and a half years after the rescue, 60% of victims assisted have stable lives and 70% have received justice”.
Social Support
Facilitate crisis intervention & provide emotional care during the legal process
⋅ Crisis intervention
⋅ Emotional & physical care
⋅ Liaise with NGOs and DoSVY
Legal Support
Provide legal advice, assistance, and representation
⋅ Representation
⋅ Family discussions
⋅ Case advocacy
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See
Clients: child victims, family members, witnesses and vulnerable children

11. Achievements (Jan – Oct 2016)
Court Support Program
Achievements (Jan – Oct 2016)
Social and Legal Support
134 (F:69, M:67) victims
received social support (counseling and follow up)
115 child victims
received welfare support
10 child victims
received medical care
5 child victims
receive medical examination
83 (F: 71, M: 12) family members
received social and legal support
70 (F: 36, M: 34) victims
represented in court
28 offenders
convicted (first court, appeal court, Supreme Court)
14 child victims
referred to partner NGOs for long-term support
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

12. Trainings and awareness sessions
Court Support Program
Achievements (Jan – Oct 2016)
Trainings and awareness sessions
19 family members of child victims
Participated in 2 family discussion groups to understand rights on civil plaintiffs, compensation process protective behaviors for children
38 child victims
Participated in 4 group activities in SR and PP to improve their feelings and share their experiences
36 members from DoSAVY and 21 from NGO partners
Assisted to a technical meeting to share best practices when working with child victims
1 Memorandum of Understanding signed between Angkor Hospital and APLE
To set up the framework for referrals, cooperation, communication, and collaborative case management
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

13. M&E System M&E Conceptual structure diagram:
Project Management Support (PMS)
Components and activities include knowledge acquired in the past Schedule and the data models
Information Management System (IMS)
Transform data flow into useful information: data collection and analytic tools
Knowledge Management System (KMS)
Learn from experience and incorporate
lessons learned, best practices and recommendations
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See

14. (sentence from 1 to 8 years) (out of an overall number of 37 )
Other achievements
Criminal Justice Development
Community Engagement
Cases Convicted: 13 cases
(sentence from 1 to 8 years)
Cases Reported to IHC: 107 cases
(sexting, sextortion, image board, social media, pornographic material of adult)
Compensation achieved: 10 cases
(between $500 to $2,000)
Reports to our phone hotline: 463 ( )
Participants to awareness sessions: 6346 participants in 160 sessions
Deportations: 3 cases
(out of an overall number of 37 )
Participants to trainings: 5665 participants in 119 training sessions
Sources:
Ministry of Women’s Affairs, UNICEF Cambodia, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Findings from Cambodia’s Violence Against Children Survey 2013: Summary. Cambodia: Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
See Hilton, A. (2008) ‘I thought it could never happen to boys. Sexual abuse and Exploitation of Boys in Cambodia. An exploratory study’ and Davis, J.; Miles, G., and M’lop, T. (2014), "I Want to be Brave": A Baseline Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Working Boys in Sihanoukville, Cambodia" (2014). Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking Paper 6. digitalcommons.unl.edu/humtrafcon6/6
Cambodia ranks 160 out of 177 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index See