Federation of Cambodian Intellectuals and Students (FedCIS) is a non-governmental organization (NGO), not for profit, independent and non racism or colors, non religious and nonpartisan organization. FedCIS is initially formed on 03 September 2008 by a group of Cambodian students and intellectuals who are passionated about enhancement of human rights and democracy in Cambodia and are committed to
make a change in Cambodia society. FedCIS is officially registered as a Local NGO with Minitry of Interior and it is approved by the ministry through a letter No. 221 Sor.Chhor.Nor dated 28 November 2008 to implement its programme activities legally.
10 POINTS POLICIES - FedCIS has 10 points policies as following:
1. Absolutely protect our members from intimidation labour exploitation and injustice actions made by people.
2. To help to provide professional development and technical vocational training to Cambodian youths, students and intellectuals in order for capability enhancement for either jobs or effective performance.
3. To encourage government to create more jobs opportunities for students, good quality of education for students and youths.
4. To respect the democracy doctrine and human rights and to encourage government to respect the democracy and human rights including women rights, children rights and rights of people with disabilities.
5. To participate and encourage government for health care and education in comprise of physical, mental and sexual health for youths, students and intellectuals of Cambodia.
6. To participate in promotion of education and protection on sexual trafficking and drug abuse.
7. To participate and urge the government to protect national resources and environment as well as climate change for both Cambodian and the globe.
8. To participate in protecting and promoting Khmer culture and urge the government to prohibit any flows of negative foreign culture.
9. To participate in gender development and urge the government to prohibit domestic violence, child labour and human trafficking and
10. To urge the government to transparently and effectively provide public services and to strengthen its efforts on anti-corruption, rules of laws, and social justice and equity.
