Human Rights Watch continues to criticize the Cambodian government’s treatment of dissent, but bloggers are able to express at least some overt criticism. And there is no official censorship. More to the point, said John Weeks, an American who runs the House32.com Web design firm in Phnom Penh, blogs are not yet relevant to most Cambodians. “I don’t see blogs where farmers talk about rainfall, or where (motorbike-taxi drivers) complain about gas prices,” he said. (motorbike-taxi drivers) complain about gas prices,” he said. read more…»
