Good Mates and Partners

Dave and Steve are members of the Cambodia team of Servants, an international network of Christian communities living and working in the slums of Asia and the west.

Servants Cambodia partner with a local Cambodian organization called TASK. Justees is partnering with the TASK drug rehabilitation project (TDUR) to provide income for schooling and vocational training to graduates from the TDUR program.

Soksabbaai is a small sewing cooperative that provides income with a fair wage and good working conditions. Justees t-shirts are lovingly sewn by Soksabbaai.

Cambodia and Human Rights

Licadho – Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights

The Nonviolent Story is a blog site that provides news and reflections on the use of active nonviolence as a response to land issues in Cambodia.

Poverty

The Global Issues website has a wealth of information on all sorts of issues facing our world today. Have a look at the poverty stats and facts page.

Active nonviolence

Pace e Bene is committed to transforming our world and lives through nonviolence. They provide lots of resources for training and opportunities for action.

The International Centre for Nonviolent Conflict provides up-to-date news of active nonviolent resistance throughout the world.

Nonviolent Communication

Nonviolent communication (also called Compassionate communication) is a way of expressing oneself honestly and listening empathically that seeks to build compassion or a mutual giving from the heart.

The Centre for Nonviolent Communication provides plenty of online resources as well as access to training courses and trainers throughout the world.

Radical Compassion is another site that offers resources on nonviolent communication.

Consumerism

The Story of Stuff project has some great resources on consumerism.

Slavery/Human Trafficking

Prescha is a new initiative working towards the elimination of modern-day slavery and human-trafficking by raising awareness and challenging the ingrained social and cultural norms that facilitate trafficking – these include issues such as gender inequity, education, poverty, family customs and perceptions regarding sex.

Start your own justice group

Have a look at the Creative World Justice website for ideas and resources in beginning your own local justice group