Kem Sokha not under house arrest
Phnom Penh Court has issued a statement saying that former opposition leader Kem Sokha is currently under court supervision.
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CCU threatens protests if EP demands not met
CCU warned that if the government failed to comply with a European Parliament resolution, the government would face massive demonstrations from workers.
US ambassador concerned over souring relations
Incoming US Ambassador to Cambodia Patrick Murphy voiced concerns over deteriorating relations between Cambodia and the US during a recent visit to the Kingdom.
Adhoc 5 deny charges during bribery trial
Phnom Penh Municipal Court tried four human rights defenders and a National Election Committee official charged with bribing a witness linked to Kem Sokha’s alleged affair.
Appeal Court drops Kem Sokha’s complaint
The Court of Appeal yesterday held a closed-door hearing to discontinue an appeal filed by lawyers of former opposition leader Kem Sokha against a Phnom Penh Municipal Court decision to extend his detention by another…
Government blasts European Parliament’s resolution
Government has lashed out at a European Parliament resolution passed that calls for Kem Sokha’s treason charges to be dropped and human rights to be restored.
EU to Cambodia: drop Kem Sokha’s charges
The European Parliament (EP) on Thursday, requested that all charges against former opposition leader Kem Sokha be dropped.
Melting of power politics with national reconciliation
The release on bail of Kem Sokha was a milestone in promoting national reconciliation after more than a year of political tensions.
Kem Sokha released on bail, but freedom restricted to four blocks
Former opposition leader Kem Sokha was released on bail yesterday, but will enjoy limited freedom after the court restricted his movement to a four-block radius around his Phnom Penh home.
Kem Sokha banned from meeting ex-opposition officials
Phnom Penh Municipal Court judge Ky Rithy has ordered former opposition leader Kem Sokha not to meet with any former CNRP officials, an individual or foreigners whom the court believed to get involved in his court case.
Court to probe Vorn Pov’s Kem Sokha relationship
Labour rights defender Pov is summoned to court over his relation with Kem Sokha.
Court to probe Vorn Pov’s Kem Sokha relationship
Phnom Penh Municipal Court has summoned labour rights defender Vorn Pov to appear in court next week for questioning regarding his relationship with former opposition leader Kem Sokha.
Nop Bunhor defects to the ruling CPP
Former opposition member Nop Bunhor has decided to join the ruling CPP after Prime Minister Hun Sen ordered his arrest for spreading rumours of Kem Sokha’s release from prison, where he remains jailed on treason charges.
Kem Sokha’s pre-trial detention extended
A Phnom Penh Court judge extends former opposition leader Kem Sokha’s pre-trial detention by another six months on the grounds that Mr Sokha’s release could endanger public order.
Prime Minister dismisses rumour of Kem Sokha’s release
PM orders police to arrest a former opposition official for spreading rumours.
Arrest a rumor instigator, PM says
Prime Minister Hun Sen has ordered the authorities to arrest a former CNRP official in Chamkar Mon district for spreading rumor that former opposition leader Kem Sokha would be released tomorrow.
Meach Sovannara to return to politics
Meach Sovannara, ex-CNRP official who was released from prison last night, said that he will return to political life and challenge with Prime Minister Hun Sen’s sons.
Court postpones Adhoc 5’s hearing
Phnom Penh Municipal Court postponed the hearing of five human rights defenders charged with bribery as witnesses were absent.
Detention hearing set by court for Kem Sokha
A hearing on former opposition president Kem Sokha’s continued detention on treason charges will be held on Thursday in Tboung Khmum province’s Trapeang Phlong prison.
Kem Sokha again denied bail
The Supreme Court yesterday denied bail to former CNRP leader Kem Sokha for the second time, leaving him jailed on treason charges for allegedly colluding with the United States to topple the government.
