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Mass Public Support Received For Funan Techo Canal, Thwarting International Criticism, Research Report
The Funan Techo canal has received overwhelming response from Cambodians following Senate president Hun Sen’s call to locals to show their support after a string of criticism and negative news…
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Phnom Penh Court Questions Candlelight Party President Teav Vannol
Phnom Penh Municipal Court questioned Candlelight Party president Teav Vannol for his comment made in a foreign media alleging that Cambodia’s democracy has been regressing under Prime Minister Hun Manet,…
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Senior Opposition Leader Chea Poch Says Sorry To Government, Wants To Come Home
Senate president Hun Sen agreed to drop a lawsuit against senior opposition Candlelight Party Chea Poch after his declaration to secede from pro-democracy former opposition leader Sam Rainsy.
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Opposition Senators Discuss With Hun Sen, Call to Restore Democracy
Three opposition party senators urged the government to restore backsliding democracy and rights to political activism, as their party members faced arrests in connection with the upcoming election.
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Hun Sen Denies Funan Techo Canal Will Facilitate Chinese Military Access Near Vietnam Border
Former Prime Minister and Senate President Hun Sen dismissed the idea that the Techo Funan Canal will facilitate Chinese Naval activity closer to the Vietnamese border in a Facebook post…
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Ex-Opposition Leader Kem Sokha Denied Color Revolution Involvement
Former opposition leader Kem Sokha denied being involved in a demonstration during a so-called Black Monday campaign organized by human rights activists, in his Court of Appeal hearing on Thursday,…
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Ex-PM Hun Sen Made Senate President As House Validates 62 Members, Including Three Opposition Leaders
King Norodom Sihamoni presided over the inaugural session of the Senate’s fifth mandate on Wednesday, as 62 elected senators were sworn in, including three senators from the opposition Khmer Will…
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Ex-PM Hun Sen Resigns from National Assembly, Moves to Senate with Presidential Voting Fixed on April 3
Former Prime Minister Hun Sen has announced his departure from the National Assembly after serving over 40 years in the legislative body, and as the ruling CPP party president, he…
