Cambodia: Court Ruling Keeps Opposition Leader in Custody
The Phnom Penh Appeal Court on January 30, 2024, denied the Cambodian political opposition leader Kem Sokha’s request to review the terms of his home detention.
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The Phnom Penh Appeal Court on January 30, 2024, denied the Cambodian political opposition leader Kem Sokha’s request to review the terms of his home detention.
The Cambodian government has stepped up its attacks on political opposition members in advance of national elections slated for July 2023.
The Candlelight Party says authorities harass their candidates and supporters at the behest of the ruling party.
Seam Pluk, president of the National Heart Party, is accused of submitting fraudulent party registration documents.
Political opponents and NGOs say that there is no guarantee for fair elections without concrete measures.