Cambodia Urges Media to Uphold Ethics, Protect Vulnerable Groups' Rights
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has urged journalists to strictly adhere to laws and professional ethics, particularly in reporting on vulnerable groups like children, women, the elderly, and people with disabilities, to prevent rights violations and secondary victimization. A workshop focusing on protecting vulnerable individuals' rights is scheduled for late September.
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