Op-Ed: The Sydney Morning Herald Cambodia’s ‘dirty dozen’ have no place in Australia By Elaine Pearson 16 July 2018 — 12:55 pm Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s crackdown on dissent is in full swing ahead of national elections later this month. But who are the generals around Hun Sen who act like a praetorian guard protecting
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Op-Ed: Medium Clean fingers Choice of Cambodian Voters for this July 29, 2018 election The GDP was founded in August 2015. A year later, its chief architect, Kem Ley, was assassinated in broad daylight in Phnom Penh on a Sunday morning. The popular social commentator was on July 10, 2016, shot in the temple and beneath his
Threats and corruption: Behind the scenes of Cambodia’s election crackdown Cambodia ranks as one of the world’s most corrupt countries – but after an extensive forensic investigation, Al Jazeera found that corruption stretches far beyond the country’s borders, all the way to Australia. In 2016, the anti-corruption NGO, Global Witness, released a ground-breaking report exposing the widespread
The hard choice facing Cambodia’s opposition voters Featured image by Southeast Asia Globe after a photograph by Erika Pineros Interviews conducted by Southeast Asia Globe across three provinces revealed a growing climate of fear driven by local CPP officials allegedly abusing their power to deprive suspected opposition supporters of essential government services. Those who have grown frustrated