15653ACE-DAEB-4F0E-9DFB-F9D29882D3B1_cx0_cy5_cw0_w1023_r1_s — Cambodian Americans rallied July 28, 2018 outside the U.S. Capitol, calling for genuine democracy in Cambodia and asserting this weekend's election in Cambodia was bogus because the leading opposition party was prevented from participating. (You Sotheary/VOA Khmer)

Cambodian Expats Protest Election Dubbed ‘Funeral for Democracy’

The demonstrations marked the last push by the opposition to lobby for a boycott of the vote following the party’s dissolution by the Cambodian People’s Party-controlled Supreme Court in November.

July 30, 2018

by VOA Cambodia

Washington, DC – Supporters of the banned Cambodia National Rescue Party and rights activists living overseas have held two days of protests against the general election.

Cambodians gathered in cities across the United States and Europe, while another protest was organized in Montreal, Canada.

Eng Chhay Eang, a CNRP vice president, said Prime Minister Hun Sen had organized a “fake election to kill democracy”.

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