Cambodian Citizen Journalists Face Restrictions, Pressure Amidst Shrinking Press
Citizen journalists in Cambodia are filling gaps left by a shrinking independent press, but many face intimidation and legal uncertainty, a media advocacy group reported. Safety is a major concern, especially for female citizen journalists in remote rural areas, according to CCIM.
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