08/08/2026
A 13-year-old child should be growing up, not becoming another road crash statistic.
One life lost. One mother critically injured. One family permanently changed.
So, how many thousands more must suffer before Cambodia has a strong, enforceable Alcohol Control Law—one that puts lives first and delivers justice and protection for victims and their families?
Whether the impairment is caused by alcohol or drugs, the lesson is the same: impaired driving is preventable, and prevention cannot wait for another death.
To the alcohol industry:
How much responsibility are you willing to take when your products are aggressively promoted, made increasingly accessible, and marketed in ways that can normalize drinking—while the consequences of harmful use are carried by families, hospitals, communities and victims?
To decision-makers:
How many more families must lose a loved one before the Cambodia alcohol-control law becomes a priority? How many more children must die before we act?
A law delayed is not simply a policy delay when preventable harm continues.