The German Development Service (DED) has long been a great ally of the staff at CJR.  DED sponsored their work in various programs while at other NGOs, even before CJR was incorporated.  Now, DED joins CJR as a founding donor and a provider of core funding.  It is with great pride and appreciation that CJR thanks DED for providing us the ability to focus programming on our mission of justice and reconciliation in Cambodia. 
Photos of our victim outreach, psycho-social support and public forums, supported by DED.

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has proved a crucial partner in CJR’s development.  It is with their support that CJR includes an expert team of Cambodian and international lawyers and legal scholars to monitor fair trail rights in Cambodia, to work with local authorities to ensure these rights are upheld and to publish reports on these issues available for dissemination. 
Photos of our Court Monitoring Program, supported by UNOHCHR.

The generous support of the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD) enables CJR’s Voice of Justice and Reconciliation Radio (VJR) to serve as a tool for engaging the Cambodian citizenry in discussion on issues that impact democracy.  TFD’s sponsorship allows VJR to include underrepresented and disenfranchised groups such as the poor, women, minorities, and those who live in rural areas throughout the country in the dialogue on justice, reconciliation, and the ECCC and demand for good governance, rule of law, fair trail rights and lack of corruption.
Photos of VJR Radio, supported by TFD.

Following CJR’s August 2009 incorporation, staff were immediately hired and an office space secured.   It was with the World Bank’s generous donation of equipment, furniture, copy machines and more that the World Bank Office in Phnom Penh enabled us to keep up momentum as we burst into activity. 
Photos of our staff receiving and using office equipment, donated by the World Bank.

CJR utilizes Genocide Watch’s publications for our staffs’ professional development and to generate public dialogue in forums and other events.  In addition, we depend upon the guidance of its president, Dr. Gregory Stanton, a member of CJR’s Board of Directors, as invaluable to progress and broad minded thinking at CJR. 
Photos of our staff engaging in thoughtful dialogue on genocide and transitional justice from a multi-national comparative perspective.

The Asia Foundation is one of CJR's Voice of Justice and Reconciliation Radio (VJR) supporters.  Specifically, their assistance has enabled us to produce high quality programming on the subject of good governance and public service delivery. 

Photos of VJR staff researching and producing radio programming, made possible by the Asia Foundation.

Australian Embassy

The Australian Embassy supports CJR’s work to preserve the art, structures, and heritage associated with the authentic Khmer Rouge killing site of Wat Somroung Knong in Battambang, Cambodia.  This project includes the creation of a guidebook on Wat Somroung Knong, six live call-in radio shows, and the construction of a community learning center. 

Photos of our work in Battambang, made possible by the Australian Embassy.

Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC)

CHRAC is a coalition of over twenty NGOs united by a common desire to work together to protect and promote human rights for the Cambodian people. Since its establishment in 1994, CHRAC's work has dealt with severe human rights violations and other issues of national interest. CJR is a proud and active member of his coalition.