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United sisterhood alliance is a coalition of women-led organizations working alongside garment workers, sex workers, entertainment workers, and marginalized communities to advance human rights, dignity, and social justice for all.

Through community organizing, research, advocacy, and women's leadership development, we strive to end discrimination, violence, and rights violations while promoting decent work, quality social services, and an inclusive and equitable society.

We believe that solidarity is the core strength, and that every woman deserves equal rights, respect, and opportunities to live with dignity

Activities Member

Women’s Art Forum on “Women’s Heroism in the Economy”

( 18 December 2016 )

The Sisterhood Alliance will organize a Women’s Art Forum on the theme “Women’s Heroism in the Economy” at 3:00 p.m. on December 18 at Chenla Theatre. The alliance brings together the Messenger Band, the Women’s Network for Unity (WNU), the Workers’ Information Center (WIC), Social Action for Change

WIC holds forum to identify challenges workers face

( 26 December 2024 )

The Workers’ Information Center (WIC) organized its annual Workers’ Forum to identify the challenges faced by garment workers and to engage stakeholders in seeking collective solutions. The forum focused on issues related to working conditions, wages, well-being, and social protection.

Messenger Band highlights plight of women workers

( 13 Febrary 2024 )

During a public event dedicated to protecting the rights of sex workers in Cambodia, two women in their 30s appear on stage, smiling with confidence at an audience of almost 200 who break into applause as The Messenger Band (MB) sings:

Civil Society Letter on Intellectual Property to RCEP...

( 24 September 2019 )

Civil Society Letter on Intellectual Property to RCEP Negotiators
24th September 2019 We are writing concerning the present on-going negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP). It is crucial that nothing in the RCEP text goes beyond the minimum requirements of the World Trade Organisation Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement).

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