Hun Sen undermines Cambodia's stability / Nathaniel Myers
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Far Eastern Economic Review Vol 169 No 1, January-February 2006, pp.42-45Summary: Prime minister Hun Sen's government has continued to arrest its critics despite international condemnation. This article suggests that the trend towards a one-party state and the use of strong-arm tactics against opponents is undermining the stability that Hun Sen claims to be supporting.
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Prime minister Hun Sen's government has continued to arrest its critics despite international condemnation. This article suggests that the trend towards a one-party state and the use of strong-arm tactics against opponents is undermining the stability that Hun Sen claims to be supporting.
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