Citizens must apply for a certificate confirming their identities in order to vote in commune elections on June 4.
Kem Sokha says he reached out to Trump officials, lawmakers and the large Cambodian expatriate community.
The army will suppress any protests of a ruling party win in June 4 local elections, Tea Banh says on Sunday.
The civil society group says the ban is a violation of free speech and calls for its reversal.
He says similar violence is likely to descend on Cambodia if his party loses upcoming elections.
The move comes days after a nongovernmental investigative organization issued a report on Vietnam’s trade in illegal logs from Cambodia.
The prime minister threatens an end to peace if his party is voted from power.
The Environmental Investigation Agency says kickbacks to Cambodian authorities have amounted to more than $13 million since early last November.
But an environmental group says any sand taken out of the country is done so illegally.
The prime minister should instead address ‘injustice and suffering’ in the country, he says.
They express hope their parents will be freed, despite a ruling extending their detention.
The five, already held for a year, can remain in prison for an additional six months.
Cambodia criticizes a U.S. policy it says 'splits families' by sending people to a homeland to which they have no close ties.
The son of slain environmentalist Chut Wutty reflects on the killing on its fifth anniversary.
Kem Sokha tells supporters that upcoming local elections will be better than those held five years ago because of a revamped National Election Committee.
Vuthy Huot rejects assertions that he blended in with a group of opposition party officials to improperly access Prey Sar Prison on April 19.
Former soldier Oeuth Ang says his prison term for murdering Kem Ley does not offer an opportunity for him to reform himself.
