Why There Won’t Be a Cambodian Spring This Election Year Op-Ed: The Diplomat Frustration is growing among Cambodian pro-democracy activists, but Hun Sen’s position has never been stronger. By Gavin Kelleher April 13, 2018 Despite being well versed in the chaotic metropolises of South East Asia, I still found myself surprised by the coarseness of Cambodia’s
Japan has spent huge money for Cambodia since 1991 to help build democracy and national institution of this country. Now, it is critical time that Japan will never give up in paralleling their efforts with the West and America to renew such endeavours. Now, time is for HS to pick a dark road or a
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THE DUMPLING SHOP OWNER AT THE CENTER OF AN AUTHORITARIAN CRACKDOWN BY JUSTIN HIGGINBOTTOM • APR 05 2018 The experiment in democracy that is modern Cambodia seems to have hit a bump in the road. Actually, if Cambodian democracy were a car, it would be in a rice-field ditch and the villagers (and international observers) smelling
Can Cambodia’s fractured opposition survive? By DAVID HUTT, @davidhuttjourno PHNOM PENH, APRIL 5, 2018 3:48 PM (UTC+8) In America, where many former CNRP officials now find themselves in exile, members of each clique have shared platforms and speaking engagements. “Is the spirit of the CNRP still alive? Of course it’s still alive. The CNRM intends to be a placeholder