Legal Aid in Cambodia: Practices, Perceptions and Needs - PRAJ
Legal Aid in Cambodia: Practices, Perceptions and Needs - PRAJ
Legal Aid in Cambodia: Practices, Perceptions and Needs - PRAJ
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<strong>Legal</strong> <strong>Aid</strong> <strong>in</strong> <strong>Cambodia</strong>: <strong>Practices</strong>, <strong>Perceptions</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Needs</strong>A Study based on a National SurveykAPPENDIX C: SAMPLE PROFILE OF POTENTIAL CLIENTSGenderHousehold Income pmFemale 50% 0-50 $ 25%Male 50% 51-100 $ 25%101-150 $ 25%Age group 151-200 $ 25%16 to 24 15%25 to 34 22% Head of family35 to 44 29% Father 12%45+ 34% Mother 4%Husb<strong>and</strong> 29%Education I am 51%No formal school<strong>in</strong>g 18% Other relative 4%Some primary 22%Completed Primary School 13% Organisations/ authorities <strong>in</strong> comm.Some Secondary School 39% Commune/ Sangkat 89%Completed Secondary School 7% Police post 63%Pre or University 1% Chief of village 75%District office / khan 13%Number of children RHAC 2%None 19% Prov<strong>in</strong>cial Department 4%1 to 2 30% Other Organizations 14%3 to 4 33%Over 4 19%
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