This research brief, aimed to identify the influence of information sources for spreading disinformation in Cambodia and how citizens discern between credible and non-credible sources in the context of COVID-19. This study employed a broad range of qualitative techniques. The research informed that young people are well placed to address and counter disinformation because of their online presence and proficiency. Fact-checking initiatives and content moderation or curation have been the two most popular "remedies" for disinformation. This research highlights though that there is a need to understand populations’ consumptions and behaviours on disinformation through a segmented lens instead of assuming the general population will react and engage with disinformation in the same way.