Saumura Tioulong: Aristocrat & Activist, East and West, Synergy & Individuality Op-Ed: FNF Feature 03.04.2019 This author has personally heard Saumura, on more than a few occasions, say this statement or permutations of the same point—“The wife of Sam Rainsy?! I am Saumura.” Indeed, it is but just to refer to her as her own
Op-Ed: The Geopolitics Protecting Kem Sokha and Democracy in Cambodia Protecting Kem Sokha and Democracy in Cambodia By Sam Rainsy -March 27, 2019 Under the leadership of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, the only opposition party in parliament, the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), was arbitrarily dissolved in 2017 and its leader, Kem Sokha, arrested. This
Japan Should Stop Acting Like China in Cambodia Tokyo is fighting a losing battle for Hun Sen’s support, and selling its own legacy in the democratization of Cambodia short. Published in The Diplomat Brad Adams, Asia Director, Teppei Kasai Program Officer, Asia Division In a dimly lit ballroom at a Tokyo luxury hotel, Sok Chenda Sophea,
Democratic Hopes in ASEAN Hinge on Thailand, Analysts Say 25 March 2019 Luke Hunt VOA News BANGKOK — Thai voters head to the polls Sunday for the first time in nearly five years, and analysts say the results could have an impact on democracy throughout Southeast Asia. Thailand’s military junta took power in May 2014,
