Online Safety Education for Cambodian Youth Expanded with Workshop in Preah Vihear
A workshop focused on online safety for young people was held in Cambodia's Preah Vihear province. The event provided an opportunity for participants to learn about the benefits and risks of digital media, the importance of personal data protection, and how to address online harassment.
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