MP, Mu Sochua took up the issue in her campaign speech today.
The minister of information is now saying that he is not aware of the ban because he is campaigning- hard to believe as the ruling party never acts without order from the top.
They are feeling the heat:very strong reaction from faithful listeners of these radio stations that are very popular.
http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/article/1271750/us-criticises-cambodia-radio-curbs-during-election
Where: Moung Russey Market, Battambang
When: Friday 29 June
with 400 activists and supporters
Mu Sochua thanks voters
Cambodia National Rescue Party campaign kick off in Battambang town.
We marched through the main streets and went to major markets.
We expected 500 activists but close to 2,000 participated.
All 14 districts are moving the CNRP campaign forward in Battambang.
Every day, we receive donations from the public.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqifoniQwxM&feature=youtu.be
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In the evening of June 26th, I spotted a car with a Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF) vehicle with a big size Cambodian People’s Party logo on the hood and a photo of prime minister Hun Sen on the trunk, South of the Monument of Independence in Phnom Penh.
With prompt intervention from the military police, the owner of the car and the car were taken to the military police station at Khan Chamca Mon.
I will file a complaint against the owner of the car for breaking the Electoral Law.
One of the 3 workers injured by the ex-governor.
This is justice Cambodia style
Mu Sochua: MP & Human Rights Advocate 