Human rights groups have condemned the Thai government’s arrest of three Cambodian political activists ahead of of Prime Minister Hun Manet’s first visit to the country later this week.
On Friday, Radio Free Asia reported the arrest of Kung Raiya, a government critic who has spent two spells in prison over the past decade, opposition activist Phan Phana, and Lim Sokha, a senior member of the opposition Candlelight Party. According to another report, the three were detained by immigration police at their homes in Bangkok and Rayong.
