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Funcinpec Touted as a Chance for Seats in Cambodian Election

Funcinpec Touted as a Chance for Seats in Cambodian Election

By Luke Hunt
Can the royalists end Cambodia’s status as a one-party-state?
Is Cambodia’s New Election Amendment Actually About ‘Pardoning’ Exiled Opposition Leaders?

Is Cambodia’s New Election Amendment Actually About ‘Pardoning’ Exiled Opposition Leaders?

By David Hutt
Changes to election laws will give Prime Minister Hun Sen added room for maneuver as he prepares to hand power to his son, Hun Manet.

Cambodian PM Takes Aim at Unidentified Drones

Cambodian PM Takes Aim at Unidentified Drones

By Luke Hunt
Military deployed, bounties offered, Montagnards told they are not welcome.

Cambodia Amends Election Law, Disqualifying Non-Voting Candidates

Cambodia Amends Election Law, Disqualifying Non-Voting Candidates

By Sebastian Strangio
The amendment is intended to prevent a boycott of the July 23 election, which could undermine the planned handover of power from Prime Minister Hun Sen to his son.

Compelled Speech on the March in Cambodia With New ‘Mandatory’ Voting Law

Compelled Speech on the March in Cambodia With New ‘Mandatory’ Voting Law

By David Hutt
It is no longer enough to remain silent and keep out of politics. Cambodians are now required to actively affirm the ruling regime – including at the ballot box.
Malaysia Expels Prominent Cambodian Opposition Figure Sam Rainsy

Malaysia Expels Prominent Cambodian Opposition Figure Sam Rainsy

By Sebastian Strangio
Prime Minister Hun Sen claims that he received a promise from Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim that Rainsy would “never be allowed to step on Malaysian soil.”

Cambodia’s Hun Sen is Fearful of What Will Happen after July’s General Election

Cambodia’s Hun Sen is Fearful of What Will Happen after July’s General Election

By David Hutt
The Cambodian leader will not release his grip until the planned leadership transition to his son Hun Manet has been fully completed.
Hun Sen Is Keeping Kem Sokha Hostage. Will the West Respond to His Threats?

Hun Sen Is Keeping Kem Sokha Hostage. Will the West Respond to His Threats?

By David Hutt
The Cambodian leader is using his rival as a bargaining chip in anticipation of his clean sweep at July's national election.

Cambodia’s Largest Opposition Party Officially Ruled out of July Election

Cambodia’s Largest Opposition Party Officially Ruled out of July Election

By Sebastian Strangio
The Candlelight Party has been barred for failing to submit its original party registration document from 1998.

Cambodia’s Hun Sen Tells Countries to Stay Silent on Election Process

Cambodia’s Hun Sen Tells Countries to Stay Silent on Election Process

By Luke Hunt
More revolutionary plots are alleged ahead of the July 23 poll.

Cambodia’s Hun Sen Accuses Western Diplomats of Supporting Opposition

Cambodia’s Hun Sen Accuses Western Diplomats of Supporting Opposition

By Sebastian Strangio
Since the 1990s, accusations of foreign interference have occupied a privileged position in the Cambodian leader's rhetorical arsenal.
Cambodia’s Main Opposition Party Barred From July Election

Cambodia’s Main Opposition Party Barred From July Election

By Sebastian Strangio
The National Election Committee has refused to accept the Candlelight Party's election registration, opening the way to another clean sweep by PM Hun Sen's CPP.

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