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Concern over the government's court actions against opponents and Kem Sokha's murder investigation spark rebuke.

The opposition leader says a mass protest will only demand a probe into voter fraud.

He becomes prime minister and forms a government despite an opposition parliament boycott.

Cambodia's highest court orders a retrial in the 2004 killing of a top labor leader.

Security video from a Chevron station in Phnom Penh may show who actually shot the popular government critic.

Rights groups say someone is trying to convince a prosecutor to drop a case against a high-level official.

The U.S.-based dissident could face a serious charge of criminal conspiracy.

The CNRP accuses the ruling CPP of manipulating courts for political gain.

An analyst calls the court summons a politically motivated attempt by the ruling party to split the opposition.

Critics see ‘show trial’ as judges hand down seven-year and 20-year sentences to 11 CNRP members.

The appointments are made in the absence of any opposition lawmakers.

The violent dispersal leaves at least eight supporters injured.

Security personnel target opposition supporters and journalists.

Villagers and monks demand results of probe into man's death in clashes with police.

They say he was not driving the truck that hit Norodom Ranariddh’s motorcade.

Ethnic minorities march against the construction of a hydroelectric dam in northeastern Cambodia.

They say protests will continue if the company doesn’t halt construction of the project.

Critics say plans to proceed with a China-backed dam project infringe on indigenous customs in Cambodia.

Phnom Penh threatens to take Laos to court if it moves ahead unilaterally with the Xayaburi dam project.

The country’s energy minister addresses villager concerns to ruling party lawmakers.

Activists in Cambodia, downstream from a planned dam, demand an end to its construction.

They say the hydropower project will affect food security and damage the environment.

Dams planned for the Mekong River could destroy fish populations and dramatically alter land allocation.

They call for an intervention with Chinese investors.

Sam Rainsy says it will be resolved 'soon.'

Sam Rainsy expresses hope that an agreement will end the political stalemate.

He says electoral reform must be made through parliament.

The group refutes a police report which says he died in an accident.

Adhoc says people are not adequately protected against violence in disputes.

But critics say they are calling for better governance in the loan industry.