Hun Sen set for landslide victory

Longtime Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen cast his ballot 10 minutes after polls opened at 7 am on Sunday, in an election in which his party is all but assured a landslide victory thanks to the effective suppression and intimidation of any real opposition that critics say has made a farce of

Related Keywords

Cambodia ,Bristol ,City Of ,United Kingdom ,China ,France ,Guinea ,Bissau ,Guinea Bissau ,Phnom Penh ,B11 ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,United States ,Russia ,Hanoi ,Han I ,Cambodians ,Britain ,Cambodian ,French ,Hun Sen ,Nan Sy ,Norodom Ranariddh ,Chun Sun ,Norodom Chakravuth ,Hun Manet ,Norodom Sihanouk ,Gen Khieu Sopheak ,Human Rights Watch ,National Front ,Us Military Academy At West Point ,Candlelight Party ,Cambodian National Rescue Party ,Sweden Lund University ,Associated Press ,Cambodian People Party ,National Election Committee ,Bristol University ,National Election Commission ,Asian Network For Free Elections ,European Union ,Longtime Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen ,Southeast Asian ,West Point ,Astrid Nor ,Cambodian People ,Khmer Rouge ,National Election ,Rights Watch ,Asian Network ,Free Elections ,Hun Sen Set For Landslide Victory ,