Cambodian PM Sets Four Conditions for Border Dispute Discussion
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has presented four conditions to opposition figure Ouk Sam An, who has criticized the government over land issues along the Cambodia-Thailand border (between markers 52-59). The Prime Minister noted the inconsistency in Ouk Sam An's statements and called for technical and evidence-based discussions, prohibiting political activities.
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