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Cambodia democracy and human rights
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Does Cambodia’s New Opposition Movement Really Matter?
By David Hutt
A closer look at the new Cambodia National Rescue Movement.
Why Cambodia Sanctions Will Fail
By Vannarith Chheang
A punitive approach will not stop the country’s democratic collapse.
The Eternal Win-Wins of Hun Sen’s Power in Cambodia
By David Hutt
There is some remarkable continuity in the rhetoric that the ruling party has adopted to sustain its legitimacy.
Could the End of Cambodia’s Opposition Be a Good Thing?
By David Hutt
A closer look at the implications of the ongoing government crackdown in the Southeast Asian state ahead of upcoming polls.
What Does Hun Sen’s Big Tax Hunt Mean for Cambodia?
By Luke Hunt
The premier’s moves are proving to be destructive for the media and business in the Southeast Asian state.
Stop Hyping Up Sam Rainsy's Return to Cambodia
By David Hutt
It is not clear what good the opposition figure’s reentry would do for him, his party, or his country.
What We Don’t Know About the Cambodian Opposition’s Financial Plans
By David Hutt
Several important questions remain unanswered.
The Real Price of Cambodia's Defamation Charges
By David Hutt
A closer look at what is a costly affair in the country.
Singapore and Cambodia: A Relationship Built on Sand
By Luke Hunt
A visit by the Singaporean president fails to allay environmental concerns.
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