- Countries:
- Cambodia
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Governance, Internet & Telecoms, Media
- Languages:
- English
Sopheap Chak explains why “online press freedom is emerging as the new digital democracy” in Cambodia. The writer adds that blogs and websites are enjoying more freedom from government censorship.
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