Cambodia human rights

Sam Rainsy and eight former CNRP officials have been accused of seeking to overthrow the Cambodian government in late 2019.

A Japanese Magnitsky law would allow Tokyo to develop a distinctive Asian voice on human rights and democracy.

The proposed National Internet Gateway would give the CPP government a new tool for quashing critical online commentary.

Once again, Myanmar is the pariah state that relativizes the rest of the region’s abuses.

The attempt nonetheless succeeded in drawing international attention to the repression inside the country.

Prime Minister Hun Sen’s onslaught against the Cambodian opposition has not ceased.

The country's long crackdown continues.

A conversation with Ou Virak about human rights, China's rise, and the plight of the Mekong River.

Wanchalearm Satsaksit was snatched off the street in front of his Phnom Penh apartment in early June.

Amid the economic fallout from COVID-19, Hun Sen's government has succeeded in keeping a lid on rising public discontent—but for how much longer?

Correspondence reveals the Cambodian government's threadbare investigation into the apparent abduction.

If the West truly wants to change Hun Sen’s behavior, it needs to understand how he sees the world.