Cambodia: Corporate Success Measured Beyond Profit, Emphasizing Social Responsibility and Cultural Preservation
Cambodian Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, stated that corporate success should be measured not only by profit but also by social responsibility, protection of children, youth, women, and the preservation of national culture. Speaking at a workshop on regulating advertisements for alcoholic and sugary drinks, he emphasized that ads must not unduly attract children and youth or exploit women.
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