The Appeal Court upheld the conviction of nine people from two activist groups and the disbanded CNRP, who were convicted for incitement for their participation in protests following the arrest of prominent unionist Rong Chhun.
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Interior Ministry statistics show a 63% drop in human trafficking cases for the first half of this year, even amid mounting reports of trafficking and forced labor of foreign nationals at scam operations in Cambodia.
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The Judges’ Council of Phnom Penh Municipal Court officially included the latest controversial voice clip submitted by the prosecutor as a fresh proof against Kem Sokha, the former president of the court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP).
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Two of Prime Minister Hun Sen’s bodyguards were removed from the Defence Ministry’s roster for misconduct involving smashing dishes and using derogatory language while live on Facebook. Hun Sen said in an online post that he had supported Bunthoeun for years with $500 a month to pay for his house, and had repeatedly advised him to change his character. San Bunthoeun and Huth Pou, two hard-line ruling-party Facebook commentators to curse the opposition leaders.
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