Cambodia’sformeroppositionleader,SamRainsy,calledonSundayforCambodianstoboycottageneralelectionsetforJuly29ifhisdissolvedpartyisn’tallowedtotakepart.TheCambodia
Cambodia’sparliamentonMondayamendedthelawtobanpeoplefromassociatingwithanyoneconvictedofacriminaloffence,amovetheoppositionsaysaimstohobblerivalsofPrimeMinister
Cambodia's parliament has approved legal changes that will effectively bar Prime Minister Hun Sen's main rival from participating in politics.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen once again warned on Monday that a civil war would erupt if the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) wins in the 2018 election.
All fifty-five Members of Parliaments (MPs) from the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) attended a parliamentary session for the first time on Friday after they had boycotted the parliament for 10 months following a disputed election results in July last year.
United Nations rights envoy for Cambodia Surya Subedi on Wednesday urged all sides to immediately exercise utmost calm and restraint in the wake of alarming reports of violence following opposition protests in Phnom Penh on Tuesday.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Tuesday that he would lead the government for the fifth legislature of the National Assembly until the end of term in 2018 regardless of ongoing boycott of parliament from the opposition party.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen reiterated Tuesday that there would be no reelection as demanded by the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party ( CNRP).
Opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) leader Sam Rainsy said Thursday that the party will defy a government ban on rallies during a two-week commune council election campaign, which kicks off on Friday.
Cambodia's main opposition party leader Sam Rainsy said Thursday that no agreement would be signed with the Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) on Friday.
The opposition Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP) on Sunday morning held a religious ceremony at a memorial stupa in a park, just south of the Royal Palace, in remembrance of the victims of a grenade attack 17 years ago.
The opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) on Thursday appealed to its supporters to take part in a three-day mass protest against the July 28 election results that handed victory to the Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling party.
The opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) on Monday rejected the initial official election results that showed the ruling Cambodian People' s Party (CPP) of long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen won a majority vote in the July 28 general poll.
The National Election Committee (NEC) said on Sunday that it would form an ad-hoc committee to look into alleged fraud and ballot-rigging during the national election on July 28 without participation of the opposition party.
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