The Supreme Court on January 24 upheld the 18-month prison sentence handed down to a former two-star general for violating government lockdown orders in April last year. The decision followed a hearing on January 17.
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Phnom Penh Municipal Court heard the case of a CNRP activist who allegedly incited people to go against the government through a live post on Facebook saying that there are divisions and disagreements between supporters of Prime Minister Hun Sen and those who support Interior Minister Sar Kheng.
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Transcripts of phone calls between a CNRP activist and his wife and among opposition supporters, in which they spoke of Covid-19 concerns including a potential government cover-up, featured in the penultimate hearing of a mass trial case at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court.
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In a letter to the Ministry of the Interior dated Jan. 11, Pen Ean—an advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen—called for an investigation into Mondulkiri Province’s O’Raing District Governor Seik Mony who Ean accused of selling indigenous land to wealthy buyers and abusing his power to threaten indigenous communities.
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All members of the ruling Cambodian People’s People have to continue serving the people and be honest to win people’s hearts, said Royal Cambodian Army Commander Lieutenant General Hun Manet. As military commander, he shall be neutral and non-partisan while violating the law.
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