Hun Manet has done little, if anything, to change Cambodia
Asia Times / Gareth Evans And Gordon ConochieWhen Cambodia’s new prime minister, Hun Manet, visits Melbourne next week for the ASEAN Australia Summit, he may seem a welcome change from his long-serving authoritarian father Hun Sen. But hopes for a democratic and human rights renaissance in this genocide-ravaged and long-misgoverned country remain sadly misplaced. Hun Sen, who had ruled Cambodia for 38 […] The post Hun Manet has done little, if anything, to change Cambodia appeared first on Asia Times.19 days ago | ភាសារខ្មែរCambodia’s Hun Manet on a long, hard road to legitimacy
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