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Although there were no physical attacks or lawsuits against journalists in 2016, media outlets operated in an environment that often placed intense pressure to report favorably on the government and …
Challenges for Independent Media Report 2016 Read More
Click here to view the report in pdf file The year 2015 saw a slight reprieve in the violence against journalists that marred the previous year, when two journalists were …
Challenges for Independent Media Report 2015 Read MoreOut of the 13 journalists killed in Cambodia from 1993 until 2014, only two of the cases have resulted in the accused being sentenced and serving jail terms. In four …
Relatives of Murdered Journalists and Media Institutions Call for Ending Impunity Read More
Click to view the report in pdf file. 2014 was a notable year for journalism in Cambodia, with no shortage of news to cover, starting with the labor and …
Challenges for Independent Media Report 2014 Read More
Cambodian Internet users overwhelmingly see the country’s Internet as increasingly becoming more accommodating of free expression but remain concerned about the effects of recently proposed government actions related to Internet …
Research Findings: Perceptions of Online Freedom of Expression & Political Engagement Read MoreCCIM conducted six investigative on elections from June 2013 to February 2014. These reports are titled: 1. Losing the right to vote; 2. Election campaigns unleashed; 3. A problem identity; …
Six Investigative reports for Election Project Read MoreThe poll finds that 55 percent of respondents still think the country is headed in the right direction, which represents a 24 point drop from the number who felt that …
Q&A: Jessica Keegan, Resident Country Director of IRI, on recent survey Read MoreREPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS (RSF) Reporters sans frontières The CAMBODIAN CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT MEDIA (CCIM) UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review Written submission by Reporters Without Borders and the Cambodian …
UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review 18th session Read More
Promoting Investigative and Independent Reporting to Improve Electoral Process On Thursday 22nd August 2013, The Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM), with the generous support of the Swedish International Development …
Special Initiative for Democratisation and Freedom of Expression Read More
This year, The British embassy celebrates its 60th anniversary in Cambodia. “The relationship between Cambodia and the United Kingdom has become a lot stronger over the years”, says the British …
An Interview with the British Ambassador, Mark Gooding, about the election and the British contribution to development in Cambodia Read More
Cambodia is still suffering from the effects of the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime of the 1970s and the ensuing years of civil strife. The legacy of these historical factors is …
First Submit Report OF “International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) Project” Read More
Click here to view the report in pdf file. Created in 2007, the Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM) is an independent organization committed to using media production and capacity …
Challenges for Independent Media Development in Cambodia 2013 Report Read MoreA Cambodian Centre for Independent Media Community Scorecard Workshop in Sen Monorom Commune, Mondulkiri Province, July 2012. Mondulkiri, on the Vietnamese border, is Cambodia’s biggest yet most sparsely populated province. …
Improving dialogue in communities affected by mining Read More
There are more than 400,000 garment workers in Cambodia, and more than 90% of them are women. Many have moved to the city from poor parts of the countryside, and …
Factory Fables: Corporate Social Responsibility in the Cambodian Garment Industry Read MoreEmma Fosher The Cambodian Centre for Independent Media (CCIM) was set up in 2007 and registered with the Ministry of the Interior as a Non-Governmental Organisation. The idea of the …
Voice of Democracy’s contribution to the 2012 Commune Elections Read More