
Cambodian Ministry of Interior Revokes Recognition of Khmer Will Party President Due to Procedural Flaws
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has revoked its decision to recognize Mr. Seng Marady as the new president of the Khmer Will Party, citing that the selection process did not comply with the party's statutes and the Law on Political Parties. Mr. Sok Hach will continue as the party's president.
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