2017’s political crackdown ousted more than 5,000 opposition commune councilors from their elected seats. Now with less than a year until the next commune elections, two former CNRP commune chiefs speak of the desolation of the current opposition landscape.
Elections are set to return to Cambodia in June next year, but the country’s political landscape remains shattered and largely lifeless. In part one, Ouch Sony speaks to several minor party leaders about the daunting task of trying to build up a political movement from nothing.
A 16-year-old son of a jailed CNRP official was denied bail by the Appeal Court following his arrest in June for incitement and insulting public officials over his digital activities.
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US Foreign Affairs Committee Reintroduces Cambodia… Jul 29, 10:33 am 
Curfew, Ban on Gatherings With Alcohol Ordered… Jul 29, 2:03 pm 
Reporter Arrested for Incitement in Relation to… Jul 15, 7:10 pm 
As Talks Fail, Naga Workers Receive Termination… Jul 7, 4:33 pm 
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