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Prime Minister Hun Sen reiterated his stance that he would not accept an apology from Chea Poch, a permanent member of the Candlelight Party (CP), following a 22-second audio message from Poch that claimed he had been attempting to depose Hun Sen since he was 19 years of age.

Prime Minister Hun Sen reiterated his stance that he would not accept an apology from Chea Poch, a permanent member of the Candlelight Party (CP), following a 22-second audio message from Poch that claimed he had been attempting to depose Hun Sen since he was 19 years of age.

Prime Minister Hun Sen reiterated his stance that he would not accept an apology from Chea Poch, a permanent member of the Candlelight Party (CP), following a 22-second audio message from Poch that claimed he had been attempting to depose Hun Sen since he was 19 years of age.

Prime Minister Hun Sen refused to accept an explanation and apology tendered by Chea Poch, a senior official of Candlelight Party, who called for the ouster of the Prime Minister at a party forum.

Following Prime Minister Hun Sen's rejection of an apology letter from Candlelight Party politician Chea Poch, The PM has indicated he accepts a clarification letter sent by the party.

Arrests made as SEA Games end, Hun Sen rejects opposition apology

Prime Minister Hun Sen has rejected an apology from Chea Poch regarding comments he allegedly made and instructed his lawyers to prepare legal procedures against the member of the Candlelight Party’s (CP) Standing Committee.

Prime Minister Hun Sen has rejected an apology letter from Candlelight Party politician Chea Poch

Prime Minister Hun Sen warned supporters and leaders of the Candlelight Party (CP) they could face imprisonment if they dare to stage demonstrations against the National Election Committee (NEC).

Prime Minister Hun Sen has announced that his busy schedule means he will be unable to meet with the leaders of the Candlelight Party (CP) until July 30, a week after the upcoming national election.