PHNOM PENH – “Chbab Srey! Chbab Srey! Chbab Srey! Ahh! ” Catherine Harry exclaims on her weekly video series, A Dose of Cath. Harry, 23, is referring to the Khmer women’s code of conduct, a set of traditional proverbs, or…
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Cambodian Writers Tackle Taboo Topics: A Khmer Literary #MeToo Movement
Tagged with: #MeToo, A Dose of Cath, A Proper Woman, Cambodia, Catherine V. Harry, Chbab Srey, Diving Deep Going Far, Khmer Women's Code of Conduct, Kunthea Chan, Thavry Thon, women, women's rights
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‘I used to talk about politics on Facebook, but now it’s scary’
As Cambodian critics are targeted online, an offline forum provides space to discuss issues such as a cybercrime law. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Samoeurth Seavmeng sits at a conference table wearing black horn-rimmed glasses. Meng – as she’s known online…
Tagged with: Cambodia, Censorhip, LICADHO, Online crackdown, Politikoffee, press freedom, social media
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Posted in Print
Cambodia 2018 Election Report: ‘The Crackdown Continues’ – CBC The World this Hour
PHNOM PENH – July 29, 2018 was Cambodia’s sixth general election since the UN organized the country’s first free and fair elections in 1993. For the last 25 years, Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen has used elections as a way to…
Tagged with: Cambodia, Election, human rights, Hun Sen, Independent media, Online crackdown, politics, Prime Minister, social media
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Cambodia’s Election Targets Social Media – CBC The World this Weekend
PHNOM PENH – The government of Cambodia’s new ministerial decree bans “fake news” from social media. Prime Minister Hun Sen has vowed police will arrest and prosecute Cambodians spreading false information online – such as members of the banned opposition…
Tagged with: A Dose of Cath, Cambodia, Election, fake news, Politikofee, social media
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