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The Cambodia National Rescue Party demands ‘political normalcy’ in defiance of Prime Minister Hun Sen’s crackdown threat.

The move comes amid a U.S. diplomat's visit and a decision by Kem Ley murder witnesses to seek asylum.

Cambodia National Rescue Party lawmakers say the decision to try leader Kem Sokha is an attempt to use the judiciary as a 'political tool.'

The Cambodian Senate is expected to follow the National Assembly in approving the sweeping changes.

A former prisoner talks about how corrections officials charge for legal filings inside the notorious jail.

Premier Hun Sen implies that former opposition party chief Sam Rainsy is like the greedy beggar in a popular folktale.

A powerful legislative committee dominated by the Cambodian People’s Party approved draconian new rules for lawmakers.

The Cambodian People’s Party calls the request a divisive act that is tearing the country apart and exposing its internal affairs to outsiders.

A video shows Sam Sokha hurling her footwear at a Cambodian People’s Party billboard featuring a photo of Prime Minister Hun Sen.

The leader of the Cambodia National Rescue Party says deputies from his party will not return to parliament unless the government guarantees them their ...

Hun Sen’s government declares a Khmer-Australian lawmaker persona non grata for his criticisms as it also presses cases against domestic political speech.

Cambodian opposition lawmakers complain the ruling party is using German-funded cars to campaign.

Cambodia calls on political parties and NGOs to join in fighting commune-level corruption.

Voters show up en mass to pledge their support.

The government says security personnel can campaign for Hun Sen on their own time.

Its governor says plan to house patients in pagodas will provide “beauty and order.”

Cambodia and Burma look to join forces on the regional rice market.

A newly leaked letter suggests that a high-ranking Cambodian official seeks to influence a court decision.

They warn of a nationwide demonstration if demolition proceeds.

But CNRP chief Sam Rainsy says opposition supporters will not be dragged into any violence.

Cambodian authorities formally charge four activists held after a scuffle with police.

But the Cambodian radio station owner says he is concerned a new charge has been slapped on him.

Workers mass outside court to press for their representatives' release.

Rights watchdogs say the accusation is part of a government attack on Cambodia’s civil society.

Cambodian activist Mam Sonando’s supporters are kept at bay as his trial opens.

A Cambodian court charges two in connection with the killing of an investigative reporter.

The court allegations stem from unspecified activities in 2011.

The medical practitioner admits to reusing needles while treating patients.

But allegations persist of a government role in the 2004 killing of Cambodian labor leader Chea Vichea.

But Chea Vichea's brother is still calling for justice in the trade unionist's assassination.