The National Election Committee has tonight announced that the ruling CPP secured all 125 parliamentary seats in the national election last month.

Following a Constitutional Council decision to uphold fines against three former opposition party officials over an election boycott campaign last month, a council official said the men could potentially face prison and further fines if they did not accept the decision.

The official election results are scheduled to be announced today since the National Election Committee and the Constitutional Council received no complaints against the preliminary results.

The government is set to conduct its nationwide census in March next year despite facing budgetary constraints.

The official election results are scheduled to be announced tomorrow since the National Election Committee and the Constitutional Council said that they received no complaint against the preliminary election results.

A Cambodian People’s Party official on Sunday said that the government has correctly handled the way land disputes are solved and accused some protestors of being paid to raise the issue during election season.

Former KNUP party vice president Khan Savoeun yesterday ordered a group of his staffers to begin removing his image from all KNUP propaganda in Banteay Meanchey and other provinces.

The National Election Committee yesterday seemed set to delay the release of its official election results after a recount was demanded by the Cambodian Youth Party, which subsequently withdrew its complaint just hours later.

The Khmer Will Party has called on democrats from other political parties to join its ranks in a move to build up a robust opposition to challenge the powerhouse CPP.

A senior investigator with rights group Adhoc confirms that a member of the Adhoc five has been summoned by the Phnom Penh Court to attend a hearing regarding bribery allegations linked to former opposition leader Kem Sokha’s past adultery case.