Cambodia Promotes Protection and Responsible Reporting for Citizen Journalists
The Cambodian government is strengthening measures to protect and support "citizen journalists" reporting on community issues. The Ministry of Information emphasizes respecting citizens' right to report while upholding journalistic ethics and legal compliance, aiming to enhance transparency and foster constructive discourse on social problems.
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