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Kem Sokha, a former opposition leader in Cambodia, has been pardoned after serving a 27-year sentence for treason. The charges against him were widely criticized as politically motivated.
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Kem Sokha, a former opposition leader in Cambodia, has been pardoned after serving a 27-year sentence for treason. The charges against him were widely criticized as politically motivated.
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Cambodia's former opposition leader receives royal pardon for 27-year sentence
Cambodia's former opposition leader pardoned after 27-year sentence