Australia silent as Cambodia’s Hun Sen deals final blow to democracy By Lindsay Murdoch Comment: 22 February 2017 Op-Ed: TheAge.Com Prime Minister Hun Sen has remained in power beyond the time of any of the world’s democratic leaders through use of politically motivated violence, control of security forces and the courts, and massive corruption. Still
Political Paradigm of Pragmatism from the Khmer Youth part 99 This part (99), Mr. Sophan analysed two outstanding issues happening in Cambodia i.e. the resignation of Sam Rainsy from CNRP and the amendment of political parties law by the order of Prime Minister Hun Sen. Sam Rainsy’s resignation happened amid attempt to dissolve Cambodia National
Cambodia: Parliament Approves Rules Allowing For Dissolution Of Opposition Parties Op-Ed: Stratfor: Situation Reports Already, CNRP pressure has managed to get CPP to move elections forward from July to February 2018. As the vote approaches, the pressure on the CPP will only mount. Cambodia’s economy is growing, a boon for the establishment, but its benefits
Rainsy’s Resignation Begins New Chapter As the article “Rainsy Quits Amid Threat, But CNRP Still in Danger” (February 13) notes, Sam Rainsy resigned as president of the CNRP to save his party from dissolution at the hands of Prime Minister Hun Sen-with commune election coming in June and the national election next year. Academics see
