Khmer can't! Admit it. "Michael" is the gist lobby.

Khmer can't handle it! Accepted. 'Michael' is the gist lobby, not the White House. Overseas media reported on the side of Thailand.

The director of the Cambodian National Information Center on Monday (Aug. 18) urged him not to focus on the status of U.S. lobbyist Michael Alfaro, who claims to be a White House correspondent, accusing Thailand of violating the ceasefire agreement to the extent that it attracted international attention, stating that his credibility and role remained a question mark, but he wanted to see more of the information he presented.

Youk Chhang, director of the Information Center of Cambodia, stated that the main point in this case was not Mr. Alfaro's, but his on-scene news report, which illustrates what is happening in Cambodia. "He doesn't need to be associated with the White House. His credit is to tell the truth from the scene. He has courage. And you need someone like him to challenge an unlawful Thai barbed wire fence."

In addition, Youk stated that Thailand took advantage of a public relations strategy that had existed since the 1930s through the establishment of a public relations department in 1933, which gave Thailand the advantage in a public relations battle with Cambodia, and that Thailand had the advantage of a public relations battle with Cambodia over conflicts along its borders.

"This department was originally founded to promote democracy and disseminate information about government policies after the transition to monarchy under the Constitution, but over time, it expanded its role comprehensively into various aspects, both in public relations and national development, in it as well as in promoting tourism," he said.

Although it is acknowledged that Alfaro's position is ambiguous, Chheng Kimlong, president of the Asian Vision Institute in Cambodia, claims that this media report on the border between Cambodia and Thailand should be a warning of awareness for international media outlets reporting on the side of Thailand.

"Alfaro's network reports on the Cambodian border reflect the truth in Cambodia, which contradicts the fiction of the Thai side," he said. "So far, we can see that Thailand has more influence over the media, as a result of the fact that there are many international news agencies with offices in Thailand, where most of the reporters of these news organizations are Thai."

Youk concludes that Thailand has much larger public relations resources, while Cambodia's journalism diplomacy is relatively limited. "Most of the news reports in Cambodia are produced in the local language. As a result, it restricts access to Cambodia's scientific-based arguments and supporting evidence, so it is vital that international media enter Cambodia and report from the Cambodian aspect to guarantee justice."# Cambodia # Khmer Clem # Trending # unitedstatesofamerica # Thai