Cambodian People's Party Admits 1,300 New Members from Education Sector
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) has admitted 1,300 students and staff from four educational institutions under the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport as new party members. This move is seen as an effort to deepen engagement with youth and educational professionals.
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