Political Participation of Women with Disabilities in Cambodia

Updated: May 2015
The left half of the cover is white, with three logos on the bottom (Handicap International, COMFREL, Cambodia Disabled People's Organization). The right half is green, with the UNDP logo in the upper right corner and a small photo of two women signing.

This 2010 report from Cambodia Disabled People's Organization (CDPO), the Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (COMFREL), and Handicap International discusses the status of political rights for women with disabilities in Cambodia.
 

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