The Cambodian People's Party seeks to cement one-party rule, while Human Rights Watch monitors government coercion following Hun Sen's power transfer to Hun Manet.
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The Cambodian People's Party seeks to cement one-party rule, while Human Rights Watch monitors government coercion following Hun Sen's power transfer to Hun Manet.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.CPP is consolidating power and eliminating opposition influence, prompting HRW to urge withdrawal of legal amendments.1 source
CPP is working to solidify one-party rule in Cambodia, while HRW monitors government coercion.1 source
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The entities involved
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Cambodia
country in Southeast Asia
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Cambodian People's Party
Cambodian political party
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Human Rights Watch
international human rights advocacy and research non-governmental organization
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- Hun Sen's leadership influenced Cambodia's development, placing the country within the context of Southeast Asia.
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