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The Cambodian Center for Independent Media organized the third series of training for the journalists on July 27 and 28, 2010 in Khemarak Phouminn City, Koh Kong province. Around 40 local journalists from newspapers, radios, online news and media organizations attended the Training on Media Ethics and Accountability provided by Professor Kavi Chongkittavorn, a long-experienced Thai journalist covering Asia. Mr. Pa Nguon Teang, Director of CCIM, explained in the opening that the purpose of the training was to promote and strengthen the capacity and skills of the journalists in Cambodia. |
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The Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM) organized the training on investigative reporting for the Cambodian journalists on June 29 and 30 at Sihanoukville City of Preah Sihanouk province. The training was attended by around 31 Cambodian journalists working on various media institutions. A trainer from the Philippines, Ms. Amalia Bandiola-Cabusao, a journalist based in Davao City was invited by CCIM for this training. The trainer is currently the editor-in-chief of a local newspaper, an editorial consultant of a magazine, an anchor of radio program on women’s issues, producer of short films, and a convenor of Mindanao Media Forum. |
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"Reporting of issues on democratic governance is actually reporting about corruption,” the facilitator of the Training on Media Reporting on Democratic Governance explained in one of the sessions. He explained that the role of the media “goes beyond informing the public of the issues that shape their lives but also to provide spaces for an informed and inclusive public debate as well as serve as an outlet for the voices and perspectives of citizens.”
The participants appreciated very much the contents and processes of the training as they experienced joining the activities in the training that helped them understand and feel the meaning of concepts discussed during the trainings. A participant said that he was so emotionally amused after the activity “Scarcity Meal” as he can graphically imagine the relevance of the training exercise in real life where inequalities among the people or groups of people in the society is getting worst and yet none or very few dared to speak about it. As a journalist, he said, he is very challenged by it.
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