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Cambodia Opposition Leader Kem Sokha Royal Pardon Treason Sentence Rcna
PardonPoliticiansExileWorldlanguages Cambodian
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- Kem Sokha granted royal pardon on 2026-05-26, freeing him from 27-year treason sentence.
- Pardon issued by Senate president Hun Sen while King is in China.
- Sokha remains barred from politics and travel for five years.
- Conviction in 2023 stemmed from alleged conspiracy with U.S. to overthrow government.
- Arrest in 2017 initiated crackdown on political opposition in Cambodia.
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