Cambodia - RWB and CCIM offer recommendations ahead of parliamentary elections

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders and the Cambodian Centre for Independent Media (CCIM) have drafted a list of recommendations for the authorities for improving respect for freedom of information in Cambodia, where the campaign for parliamentary elections on 28 July has just begun. “Freedom of information in Cambodia has declined steadily during the past two years,” Reporters Without Borders and CCIM said. “Last week's attempt by the information ministry to ban local retransmission of foreign radio (...)

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