Online Reporter Loses Press Card Over Custody Harassment Video
The Information Ministry revoked the press card of a self-styled online reporter on Wednesday after a video surfaced showing him physically harassing a woman in custody.
Online Reporter Loses Press Card Over Custody Harassment Video
The Information Ministry revoked the press card of a self-styled online reporter on Wednesday after a video surfaced showing him physically harassing a woman in custody.
Two Cambodian Journalists Charged with Treason After Reporting Border Conflict
Two Cambodian journalists were charged for treason under Article 445 of the Criminal Code for allegedly supplying a foreign state with information, viewed as prejudicial to national defense. The duo,…
Journalist Arrested After Live-streaming Protest by Thais and Cambodians at Banteay Meanchey Border
About 100 Thai people gathered in Nong Chan village in Thailand, which borders Chouk Chey village in Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, on August 26 to protest against Cambodians, who remained…
Information Ministry Revokes License of Online News Outlet Over Border Conflict Report
The Ministry of Information has revoked the license of Sara NCC Daily after it published reports of Cambodian-Thai border tensions, calling them false information which threatened national security. The ministry…
Months After US Aid Cuts, Cambodia’s Free Press Still Scrambles to Survive
After the Trump administration this year axed most U.S. foreign aid and public broadcasters serving parts of the world with scant press freedom, the fallout laid bare the shaky crutch…
Cambodia-Thailand Clashes Lull, Social Media Battles Carry On
Shelling between Thai and Cambodian forces has eased after a fragile ceasefire was reached in Malaysia on July 28, but the information war between the countries’ netizens continues to unfold…
U.S. Funding Cut of $150M Puts Global Independent Media at Risk
Independent media outlets worldwide are facing an unprecedented crisis, as revealed in an in-depth report released Friday, which found that the 2025 U.S. aid cuts—removal of $150 million in annual…
Legal Threats, Shrinking Aid and Press Freedom Threaten Cambodian Journalism
Press freedom in Cambodia continues to deteriorate amid rising legal threats, shrinking funds, and tighter restrictions, a report by the Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM) revealed, indicating a landscape…
