Cambodia Upholds 18-Month Prison Sentences for Two Political Activists in Border Dispute Case
Phnom Penh Court of Appeal has upheld the 18-month prison sentences and fines of 2 million riels for two political activists convicted of incitement against national leaders concerning the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute. The activists were found to have posted insulting content on social media.
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