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Cambodia National Rescue Party leader plans to continue his strike but other opposition lawmakers may attend the plenary session.

Kem Sokha says the CNRP will stand firm in negotiations with the ruling party.

Kem Sokha is asked to appear in court over a lawsuit.

A party leader says they may consider a boycott if election reforms are not agreed upon.

Hun Sen's government continues to pressure rival party over petition thumbprints and lawmakers' immunity.

Kem Sokha says the ruling party must let the activists go to ensure political reconciliation.

Acting Cambodian National Rescue Party leader speaks about the controversy for the first time as he questions the government's motives.

Sam Rainsy's return to the country could make a stronger leadership team for the opposition party.

Donor countries and Khmer Rouge Tribunal officials to discuss urgent funding needs.

The protest comes ahead of legislative chief Heng Samrin's visit to Hanoi next week.

The four Khmer Krom and two Cambodians are accused of plotting an armed revolt.

Ethnic Khmer who fled Vietnam and built a new life in Cambodia now find themselves disenfranchised.

Serey Sam says the government's reason for his brother's death in prison makes no sense as he was in good health.

Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan expressed 'no remorse' in their war crimes trial, the prosecutors say.

Court awaits details of death at 83 of murderous 1970s regime’s most powerful woman.

In Cambodia, controversy surrounds the sale of a woman's kidney to her brother-in-law.

Authorities are investigating the beating death of a Vietnamese.

The death of a key witness to the Khmer Rouge's brutal era is viewed as a big loss to Cambodia's history.

They say Bangkok must take legal action against those responsible.

Cambodians pay their final respects after a week-long funeral for the mercurial ex-monarch.

But some experts say the monarch has limited influence in a CPP-dominated political landscape.

Cambodia’s ex-monarch calls for national reconciliation during a public appearance in Phnom Penh.

Anyone should be able to apply for a position on the national election body, he says.

American agencies must set conditions for Cambodia to force progress with election reform, he says.

Five ex-leaders of the Khmer Rouge go on trial, and Cambodia's youth get a chance to learn the truth about an era kept secret for the last 30 years.

They call on Vietnam to end persecution of their ethnic group.

The move comes ahead of a strike planned for next month.

The factory employees demand better pay and improved benefits.

Security forces beat demonstrators and bystanders indiscriminately, eyewitnesses say.

The judge granted Din Puthy bail, but he faces travel restrictions over the incident.