Ananth Baliga

Lawyers Bicker in Court, Little Time Spent on Kem Sokha’s Stint at Human Rights Party

The little time the court spent on Kem Sokha’s activities, as the head of the Human Rights Party, also did not reveal much evidence or information about how it pertained to the charge of treason

Court Asks Kem Sokha About “Secret Structure” Of Volunteers At CCHR

Kem Sokha Denies US Pushed for ‘Yugoslavia Style’ Revolution, Says CCHR Did Not Foment Uprising

The government lawyers, during their questioning of Kem Sokha on Thursday, looked to draw a link between Kem Sokha’s grassroots work at CCHR and the post-election protests in 2013. They claimed the aim of his human rights advocacy was to instigate the 2013 protests

Kem Sokha Trial: Defense and Prosecution Disagree On Alleged ‘Treason’ Video

The defense said that two sections of the 1-hour video – one around 105 seconds and the other 31 seconds – had been edited together.

Kem Sokha Trial: Day 3 Begins With Submission of Defense Evidence, “Treason” Video To Be Played In Afternoon

The defense began the proceedings by detailing all 35 pieces of evidence. This included the one-hour video clip of his 2013 speech in Australia, which has already been admitted by the judges.

Poipet Sees Heightened Security Cover, Residents Prevented From Accessing The Border

The blockade in Poipet comes as CNRP leaders have faced difficulties reaching Thailand.