Amid the ostensible political divide among the court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), veteran politician Kong Korm has finally opened up to say that it is crucial that for democracy to prevail and to have a healthy political balance in Cambodia, it is important that opposition politicians come together in unity to provide a check and balance for the nation’s growth and building while paving the way for the future generation to take over.
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While some CNRP-linked minor parties are eyeing consolidation to challenge the ruling party in the upcoming elections, one such party is choosing to try its own luck rather than joining the path of others.
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The Ministry of Interior has denied a report from Voice of Democracy (VOD) radio which quoted a former opposition politician as claiming that minister Sar Kheng was planning to meet informally with officials of the Supreme Court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) during his private 14-day trip to France.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen’s advisor Sok Sokretya on Monday asked Thai authorities to ban ex-CNRP activists from using social media to attack senior leaders of the Cambodian government.
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Amid repeated calls by the founders of Cambodia Reform Party (CRP) to “unite democrats” to challenge the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) ahead of the elections, two parties that split from the court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) have expressed disinterest in the ongoing efforts.
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