Cambodia Equips Over 800 Students with Information Literacy Skills to Combat Fake News
As part of a national campaign against disinformation, over 800 students in Kratie province, Cambodia, have received information literacy training. These participants are being empowered to act as 'information security agents' to identify and combat the spread of fake news.
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