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Equity Weekly provides participatory democracy in the media through the discussion of issues and ideas. This TV programme enables Cambodian citizens to engage with their community and with the government. This is citizen journalism - it brings the principle of equity to citizen concerns in society. For more background on the Equity Weekly programme, follow the "What is Equity program?" link.

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This week in our show 237 Broadcast on 20 - May - 2012

Small Topic : Election Information

Big Topic : Landmines Victims

Broadcast every Sunday after national news (around 8h00 PM) on National Television T.V.K. and rebroadcast on Mondays at Noon.

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Promotion Responsible Journalism in Cambodia

06 May 2012: This week our Politics and Society segment brings you highlights from World Press Freedom Day 2012: “Promotion Responsible Journalism in Cambodia.” World Press Freedom Day is celebrated across the world in May to serve as an important occasion to celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom: to evaluate press freedom, to defend the media from attacks on their independence and to pay tribute tojournalists who have lost their lives in the exercise of their profession.

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Onshore Oil research

06 May 2012: In Cambodia, oil and gas are not only available at sea but also onshore. Onshore oil has been identified in Phnom Penh, Tonle Sap lake and its surrounding provinces. According to the government, so far only 3 companies have received licenses to do exploration of onshore oil and gas. Some people seem happy about the potential economic benefits but many others worry about losing their homes and farmlands. Environmentalists are also concerned about the impact of this type of oil extraction in nearby ancient temples and the environment as a whole.

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Dengue Fever Warning

06 May 2012: For our teaser of the week, health authorities are warning people ahead of this year’s dengue season. The Ministry of Health is urging the population to take preventive measures, especially to protect children and other vulnerable people.

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Angkor Car

06 May 2012: Cambodia’s first electric car may soon hit the streets. Manufacturing has already begun as part of an agreement between the creator, a local company and a foreign investor from Hong Kong. Known as the “Angkor Car”, the vehicle is expected to ease traffic congestion, reduce gas emissions and air pollution. However, there are concerns about the success of an electric car in a country with poor electrical infrastructure and one of the highest costs of electricity in the world.

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A seminar on the Dissemination on Tourism Development

29 April 2012: This week our Politics and Society segment brings you highlights from a seminar on the Dissemination on Tourism Development and ASEAN Tourism Skills for Tourism Trainers and Lecturers. The event is aimed at bringing all ASEAN member states up to the same standard in the tourism industry.

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