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Kem Ley
Key Questions Remain Unanswered in Killing of Cambodian Activist
By Sebastian Strangio
The 2016 killing of Dr. Kem Ley marked the beginning of a severe tightening of the political space.
New Hun Sen Threats as Cambodia’s Sham Election Nears
By Alphonsus Pettit
The premier’s worrying words and actions continue as polls approach.
Cambodia Remembers Murdered Government Critic as Elections Loom
By Luke Hunt
Tributes for Kem Ley flow a year after his assassination.
Hun Sen’s Rule in Cambodia Faces Test With Upcoming Polls
By Luke Hunt
Results will determine how firm the strongman’s grip is over the country.
Where Is ASEAN On Press Freedom?
By Luke Hunt
It has been another poor year for the subregion in the annual World Press Freedom Index.
Why the US Must Forgive Cambodia's War Debt
By Ou Virak and Rupert Abbott
Two wrongs do not make a right.
Rising Intimidation in Cambodian Politics Calls for Urgent Solidarity
By David Hutt
The worries continue to grow as elections approach.
Will Cambodia’s Rulers Be Dragged to Court?
By Luke Hunt
The murder of a government critic may be added to the regime’s growing list of transgressions.
Cambodia's Anti-Vietnam Obsession
By Tim Frewer
Anti-Vietnamese sentiment dominates Cambodia, even among otherwise progressive NGOs and political groups.
Two Letters for Cambodia's Hun Sen
By Luke Hunt
A window into the issues the premier currently faces and how he prefers to respond to them.
Cambodia’s Democratic Development: Short-Term Pain, Long-Term Gain
By Parker Novak
Despite recent setbacks, the long-term trends for Cambodia's democracy are encouraging.
Kem Ley's Murder and Cambodia's Other Worries
By Luke Hunt
The killing is only one of a series of concerns that has surfaced in the Southeast Asian state in recent weeks.
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