Cambodia’s government under Prime Minister Hun Manet keeps a tight grip on information, and has been accused by rights groups of using the court system to prosecute critics and political opponents.

The prime minister maintains that the decision to deport Nuon Toeun went through a protracted process at several levels.

Japan 's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba should publicly raise human rights issues when Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet ...

Cambodian Senate President, Hun Sen, shares his strategy for reviving Cambodia's economy after the 1970-1990 conflicts.

Former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has called on Asean to move from a reactive to a proactive role in shaping global ...

Hun Sen, President of the Cambodian Senate, has criticized the intervention of developed countries in the internal affairs of ...

A post on Hun Sen’s Facebook stated that the grand reception was a gesture of gratitude for his significant contributions and ...

Speaking at a ceremony marking the 80th founding anniversary of the National Police held in southern Kandal province, Hun ...

The US Embassy, which has been critical of Cambodia's human rights record, had an observer at the hearing but did not ...

A Cambodian court sentenced an outspoken opposition politician to four years in jail for incitement on Monday, he told ...

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto expressed confidence in Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen's ability to help achieve shared goals within the ...

Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Cambodian Senate, President of the Cambodian People s Party, and former Prime ...