Fisheries related stories regularly make the newspapers in Cambodia. FACT monitors the English language newspapers the Cambodia Daily, and the Phnom Penh Post, and the Khmer language newspapers i-focus, the Millennium, Koh Sontepheap, Raksmey Kampuchea daily, and Sahaksawatthmey Daily, for stories relevant to fisheries. Original copies of the newspapers are archived at the FACT library, which holds a wide range of literature related to fisheries and is available for public use by appointment. A summary list of headlines categorized by date since January 2004 is available can be viewed in this database.

FACT's 'Newspaper Paper Monitor' magazine is available in English and Khmer for the months (January 2004 to December 2005) and provides more detail on fisheries articles published in Cambodia. The aim of the 'Newspaper Monitor' is to raise broad awareness about reported fisheries and related issues amongst stakeholders ranging from government decision makers to communities. 'Newspaper Monitor' will also act as a useful tool for researchers, covering information reported in both the major English and Khmer language newspapers.

	MRC position (5 November 2004)
	Giant Catfish Trapped (3 November 2004)
	Villagers Petition PM to Sack CPP Officials (2 November 2004)
	PHNOMore dams planed in upstream countries (22 October 2004)
	Secrecy Surrounds casino’s dead dolphins (21 October 2004)
	VN Fishermen Deported (20 October 2004)
	Detained VN Fishermen To Appear in Court (5 October 2004)
	Mekong dams a disater (2 October 2004)
	NGO: Tourism Threatening Mekong Dolphins (28 September 2004)
	Experts Warn of Fishing Crisis; Stocks Vanish, Prices Soar (19 August 2004)
	Low Fish Stocks Send Prices Skyrocketing (28 July 2004)
	Hun Sen-Agrees to Stop Samlot Dam Project (7 July 2004)
	Fisherman Feund Dead (1 July 2004)
	VN Recovers Body of Second Fisherman (6 June 2004)
	ADB Tonle Sap lake plan 'an outrage' (4 June 2004)
	Audit authority to finalize reports on budget, ministries (2 January 2004)
	Mekong yielding diminishing returns (26 June 2003)
	Killings continue in Koh Kong (8 November 2002)
	ADB's price of advice 'too high', says govt (21 June 2002)
	Poaching, weather blamed as fish catch plummets (4 January 2002)