Supreme Court delays appeal hearing for Kem Ley’s killer
The Supreme Court appeal hearing for Oeuth Ang has been delayed.
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Supreme Court delays appeal hearing for Kem Ley’s killer
The Supreme Court appeal hearing for Oeuth Ang, the man convicted for gunning down political analyst Kem Ley in 2016, has been delayed.
Court drops charges against labour activist
Phnom Penh Municipal Court drops breach of trust charges against Moeun Tola.
GDP marks Kem Ley’s killing during rally
Grassroots Democratic Party marches in the capital during its first major camping rally.
Top court upholds Kim Sok’s prison sentence
Supreme Court upholds lower court decisions to imprison political analyst Kim Sok.
Supreme Court upholds Kim Sok verdict
The Supreme Court upheld a previous court decision to imprison political analyst Kim Sok for 18 months.
Appeal Court hears case of Kem Ley’s killer
Appeal Court hears the case of soldier sentenced to life in prison for slaying Kem Ley.
Appeal Court hears the case of Kem Ley’s killer
The Appeal Court on Friday heard the case of a former soldier sentenced to life in prison for slaying prominent political analyst Kem Ley.
Ministry providing rights defender with lawyer
The Ministry of Labour is providing a lawyer for Moeun Tola.
Labour Ministry wants charges dropped against rights defender
Labour Ministry asks to drop charges against labour rights defender Moeun Tola.
Ley’s brother elected KUP president
The Khmer United Party holds its first congress in Tram Kak district, the home of slain political analyst Kem Ley.
Appeal Court delays hearing of Kem Ley’s killer
Appeal Court postpones hearing the case of a former soldier who slayed Kem Ley.
KUP pledges support for Rainsy’s CNRM
The Khmer United Party announces its support for and joined the activity of the CNRM.
Kem Ley Party changes its name
The founders of the proposed Kem Ley Party have changed its name to the Khmer United Party.
Kem Ley’s wife to continue social activism
Bou Rachana announces she will continue her social activism for “genuine democracy”.
PM: RFA journo is my spy
The Prime Minister dropped a bombshell while speaking to Cambodians in Sydney, Australia, on March 16.
PM to attend summit in face of protests
Prime Minister Hun Sen will attend the Asean-Australia Special Summit this week.
Kem Ley Party founders to amend name
Founders of the proposed Kem Ley Party will discuss changing the party’s name.
Kem Ley’s wife refuses to support new party
Mr Kem Ley’s wife announces that she refused to support the new party.
Kem Ley Party creation denied
The Ministry of Interior has denied a request from the brother of slain political analyst Kem Ley to form a new political party.
Thak Lany’s conviction upheld
Appeal Court verdict convicted former senator Thak Lany in absentia for accusing PM of ordering the assassination of Kem Ley.
Kem Ley’s brother to create new political party
Slain political analyst Kem Ley’s younger brother has decided to form a political party.
Kem Ley’s brother forms new party
As stated by Rithysith, one of slain political analyst Kem Ley’s younger brothers, he has decided to form a political party.
Kem Ley’s family arrive in Australia
The wife and children of slain political analyst Kem Ley have arrived in Melbourne, Australia, after staying in Thailand.
Kem Ley’s family arrive in Australia
The wife and children of slain political analyst Kem Ley have arrived in Melbourne, Australia.
Call to drop Kem Ley charges
Over 30 civil organisations call to drop charges against three NGO leaders over the handling of funds for Kem Ley’s funeral ceremony.
Three charged over Kem Ley stupa fund
3 Members of the funeral committee for slain Kem Ley are charged with breach of trust.
Kem Ley funeral committee members charged
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court has charged three former members of the funeral committee for slain political analyst Kem Ley with breach of trust. According to a court warrant signed by deputy prosecutor Kuch Kimlong…
Woman jailed for Kem Ley claim
Phnom Penh Court sentences a woman to a year in prison for accusing PM of being behind the murder of Kem Ley.
Woman gets one year for Facebook insult
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court sentenced a woman to one year in prison and a fine one million riel (about $250) for allegedly accusing Prime Minister Hun Sen and his family of being behind the murder of Kem Ley.
