| Phnom Penh Post

How the dissolution of the CNRP is changing Cambodia’s political landscape

| Publication date 29 November 2017 | 18:32 ICT

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On November 16, the Supreme Court voted to dissolve the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party. What does that mean for the party’s thousands of elected officials across the Kingdom?

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