Staff

Accountant – Rothny works for CPCS’ Finance & Administration team as an accountant, and comes to us most recently from Caritas in Siem Reap. Rothny holds a Bachelor degree from Build Bright University and is now continuing her studies for a Master’s degree in business administration at the University of Southeast Asia.
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Finance Manager – Sambo’s experience and technical knowledge makes him an invaluable asset to the CPCS team. Sambo has previously been involved in grant and partner management at the Provincial, Commune and Sangkat level of government with The Advocacy and Policy Institute (API). READ MORE

Strategic Partnerships – Nikki has been working in Cambodia since 2014, though her interest and commitment to the country began in 2009 during her first visit to the country.  In her five years with the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies she has held a number of roles: Initially as the Administrative Support for the Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (ACTS) Master’s program before establishing the new position of Partnership Coordinator and Grants Manager in 2014.
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Peacebuilder (Rakhine) – Zabra has over ten years of combined professional experience in peacebuilding, conflict transformation and public diplomacy in the Philippines and Myanmar.
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Deputy Finance Manager – Sokunthea is a Cambodian and is the Deputy Finance Manager at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS). She has previously worked as Accountant at Depot Ly Hang Seng and at the Quality Learning International School.
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Government Liaison Officer – Sotheavy Oum also known as DA is a Cambodian. Currently working as a Government Liaison Officer at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS). Previously, she worked as an Administrative Assistant and Librarian from 2003 to 2007 at Alliance for Conflict Studies (ACT.
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Administration Manager – Rachel Beleo Cabulong is from the Philippines and just this year moved with her family to Siem Reap to work as Administration Manager for CPCS.
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Peacebuilder – Alison is from Hong Kong, and joined CPCS in Sept 2019 as a peacebuilder-intern. She previously worked as a partnership development officer for an NGO.
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Peacebuilder – Having served as a Political Cooperation Officer with the ASEAN Secretariat’s ASEAN Political-Security Community (APSC) Department from 2010-2016, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC)’s Liaison and Coordination Manager for ASEAN Affairs from 2016-2017 and as the person in charge for Project Management of the ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (ASEAN-IPR) from late 2017 to 2019, Hanika has a strong background on regional political decision-making processes and political-security architecture.
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Peace Process Legal Adviser –  He is a licensed lawyer both in the Kingdom of Cambodia and the State of Colorado. He is also a Legal Officer for the Civil Party Lead Co-Lawyers Section, representing Civil Parties and victims in proceedings before the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (the Khmer Rouge Tribunal). READ MORE