Attacks on Cambodian environmental journalist continue to pile up

Mongabay
May 12, 2025, 2:30 am72 ptsTrending
BANGKOK — Ouk Mao, a Cambodian environmental journalist, was reporting on the continued logging of Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary when he was attacked on March 24 by a group of men he identified, including a former police officer. Mao, who has previously helped Mongabay to expose the destruction of a community…

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Attacks on Cambodian environmental journalist continue to pile up

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