Cambodia Urges Public Vigilance Against Rise of Fake News, Especially From Abroad
Cambodia's Ministry of Information spokesperson has urged high vigilance among citizens regarding the rise of fake news, particularly originating from foreign sources. The spokesperson highlighted that disinformation can cause social unrest and impact information security, advocating for improved media literacy and cautious sharing of information.
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