Cambodia Urges Voters to Choose Candidates Understanding Fishermen's Livelihoods
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, a regional development official urged voters in the ruling party's internal election to select candidates who understand the daily lives and livelihoods of fishermen. The emphasis was on supporting those facing climate change and environmental shifts.
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