Prime Minister Hun Sen and the ruling Cambodian People’s Party continued to maintain a tight grip on power this year and showed little inclination easing pressure on political opponents and dissidents. With the National Election approaching, the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) will hold one of its biggest general assembly to set key strategies secure a resounding victory and continue leading the country from 2023-2028.
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Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) spokesman Sok Eysan threated to find out the event held at dissident monk But Buntinh’s Wat Phnom Serey in Massachusetts, US. The meeting was also attended by CP secretary-general Lee Sothearayuth who spoke at the meeting. Eysan said that they will be investigated by the Supreme Court,”
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With seven months left before the National Election, leaders of major political parties have begun unofficial campaigns across the country to gauge and attract support from people by making promises and committing to positive changes.
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Facing the seizure of his properties after losing a $1 million defamation lawsuit brought by the ruling CPP, Son Chhay appears less vocal than ever before in a decades-long political career defined by speaking his mind.
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