As Kem Sokha’s treason trial continued, the municipal court rejected a request from prosecutors to summon a Khmer linguistics expert to interpret Sokha’s use of the word “they” in a 2013 video footage being used as evidence to show he colluded with the US to plan a coup. Former CNRP leader Kem Sokha in court defended the creation of his Human Rights Party after a deputy prosecutor questioned him on whether the United States financed the party.
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Supreme Court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) acting president Sam Rainsy’s recent call for internal unity has confirmed the split within the former opposition party, said Kin Phea, the director of the International Relations Institute at the Royal Academy of Cambodia.http://bit.ly/315aNOB; http://bit.ly/3aTDcLX; http://bit.ly/2uKcqVY;
