Cambodia Intensifies Anti-Fake News Campaign Targeting Youth
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Cambodia Intensifies Anti-Fake News Campaign Targeting Youth

Cambodia's Ministry of Information conducted the second phase of its "Say No to Fake News" campaign for nearly 1,000 students in Bakan district, Poipet province. The initiative aims to enhance youth media literacy and resilience against the growing threat of disinformation in the digital age.

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  • Cambodia Intensifies Anti-Fake News Campaign Targeting Youth

    In Poipet province, Cambodia, the second phase of the 'Say No to Fake News' campaign was launched, engaging nearly 1,000 students. The initiative aims to combat the threat of disinformation in the digital age and enhance the media literacy of young people.

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