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Please switch to some modern visitor like Firefox Opera or. One pair of phone recordings that were lost saw new CNRP president Kem Sokha passed a five- month jail sentence in terms of a prostitution” circumstance broadly regarded as politically inspired.

CNRP meets as new Party Law clears council, National, Phnom ...
The Phnom Penh Post
Cambodia National Rescue Party leaders yesterday summoned members from across the Kingdom instructing them how to comply with impending new laws ...
Rainsy's image replaced by slogan - Khmer TimesKhmer Times
Party Law Sails Through; SRP Mulls Name Change - The Cambodia ...The Cambodia Daily

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King Flies Out Of Country, Dodging Party Law Signing
The Cambodia Daily
Political parties have begun preparing for the near-inevitable passage of the law, with the CNRP replacing signs of Mr. Rainsy and current President Kem Sokha with images of its rising sun logo. The chairs of the party's working group will meet on ...

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Rainsy airbrushed out of opposition
Khmer Times
The CNRP will cease to use an image of its former leader Sam Rainsy holding hands with current president Kem Sokha, instead taking the party's trademark sunrise symbol as the official logo. The Sam Rainsy Party, which still has seats in the Senate ...

Cambodia opposition fights back against Hun Sen's crackdown
Financial Times
She said her party also expected to see fresh legal moves against CNRP's leader Kem Sokha, who received a royal pardon at the government's request in December after being sentenced to jail for failing to show up in a court case against fellow party ...

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New Law Puts Cambodia Opposition Party at Risk of Dissolution: Experts
Radio Free Asia
Speaking to RFA's Khmer Service Thursday, political analyst So Chantha advised the CNRP to remove all banners throughout Cambodia depicting Sam Rainsy alongside current party president Kem Sokha and replace them with ones that simply display the ...
Sokha and CNRP lawmakers 'leave Cambodia to meet Rainsy'The Phnom Penh Post

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Dissidents, Opposition Turn Out for Kem Ley's Memorial
The Cambodia Daily
Absent were Kem Ley's widow and sons, who fled the country after the murder seeking resettlement and new lives outside Cambodia. At about 2:30 p.m., a media scrum ensued as opposition leader Kem Sokha arrived to pay his respects to the late analyst, ...
New life in death for Kem Ley as the outspoken critic's legacy continues to grow a year after his murderThe Phnom Penh Post
One year on, still no justice for Kem LeyKhmer Times
Cry for justice on Cambodian activist's death anniversarySouth China Morning Post

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Reeling From Detention, Adhoc 5 Stay Defiant
The Cambodia Daily
Ny Sokha pays a visit to the childhood home of murdered political analyst Kem Ley in Takeo province on Sunday, in a photo posted to his Facebook page. Mr. Sokha, 51, Adhoc's head of monitoring, and his fellow four defendants had been held in ...
Groups welcome court's release of the 'Adhoc 5'The Phnom Penh Post

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Sokha tells locals CPP's time coming to an 'end'
The Phnom Penh Post
Continuing his nationwide tour following the June 4 commune elections, opposition leader Kem Sokha yesterday told supporters in Kampong Speu the ruling party was nearing its “end”, with little time left for reforms before next year's national election.
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Sokha Lawsuit Pushes Youth Leader Into Limelight
The Cambodia Daily
When Cambodian Youth Party President Pich Sros appeared last week at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court to sue his old boss, CNRP president Kem Sokha, few Cambodians knew his name, his political party or his motives. That case against Mr. Sokha has ...

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