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Hun Sen granted a pardon to Kem Sokha in Cambodia, a move linked to the country's internal political management and border disputes.

14 reports, 9 independent Updated Aug 19
Gone quiet Reached 8 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Hun Sen granted a pardon to Kem Sokha in Cambodia, a move linked to the country's internal political management and border disputes.

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Kem SokhaCambodiaHun ManetHun SenThailand

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  1. Kem Sokha was pardoned by the King and appointed as a special envoy to PM Hun Manet.1 source
  2. Hun Sen granted a pardon to Kem Sokha in Cambodia.1 source
  3. The pardon was used to manage political fallout, as Kem Sokha is seen as a key challenger to power.1 source
  4. Hun Manet takes over government leadership; Kem Sokha is pardoned but faces foreign conspiracy charges.1 source

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