Cambodia - Recent attacks on journalists cast doubt on progress in press freedom

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders wishes to express its concern about the safety of journalists and their ability to carry out the work in Cambodia after recent attacks on freedom of the press in the country. The press freedom organization reaffirms its support for the efforts by local organizations that campaign for press freedom and the defence of journalists' rights. “To attack a journalist is an illegal act and a direct affront to freedom of the press,” said Lucie Morillon, Reporters Without (...)

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