Capacity Development

This gender-sensitive reporting guideline has been developed to support the media in their efforts to depict the Cambodian news content in a more gender-sensitive and gender-responsive manner, thus contributing to more inclusive and equal reporting of the experiences and the needs of women, girls, boys, men and others in neglected groups. With this Gender-Sensitive Reporting Guideline, we aim to see more positive and empowered women representation in all forms of…

CamboJA is organsing another reporting competition on “Social Accountability and Gender Responsive Public Service Delivery” in order to contribute to the capacity development of young Cambodian journalists on social accountability and public service delivery reporting. Selected applicants at the first round will receive up to USD 900 to produce a feature or in-depth article or an audio report to compete for an awards at the final round. This competition is…

Originally published in English by UNESCO in 2009 and subsequently translated into dozen languages and used in many journalism schools around the world, CamboJA has translated the “Story-based Inquiry” into Khmer language, aiming to make such a valuable learning material more accessible for Cambodian journalism trainers, editors, reporters, students, and others who are interested in investigative journalism. This Manual (around 200 pages in Khmer) will guide readers through the basics…