Political Party (14-18 January 2019)
| Kong Korm and his son Kong Bora were granted for rehabilitation– the first of 118 opposition officials banned from politics for five years to request a royal decree – allowing them to return to the political fold. Mr. Kong Bora yesterday said that he would return to work for the Agriculture Ministry just two days after he and his father had their ban on politics lifted. https://bit.ly/2MjeqJl; https://bit.ly/2ARNY; https://bit.ly/2HvuR6P; https://bit.ly/2CsZYK9;https://bit.ly/2MhX2Vh; The rift between former opposition leaders Sam Rainsy and Kem Sokha is becoming more apparent as supporters of the latter slammed Mr Rainsy yesterday for planning to host a CNRP meeting in the United States on Sunday. https://bit.ly/2RW6qmW; Two local media organizations are demanding an apology from the leader of the Khmer Rise Party over criticism made during a meet between journalists and Prime Minister Hun Sen on Friday. https://bit.ly/2QYn5BA; Sam Serey, exiled leader of the Khmer National Liberation Front, on blasted former opposition leader Sam Rainsy for actively encouraging international sanctions against Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government. https://bit.ly/2QXrqoy; |
