May 25, 2026 The KMD unequivocally condemns the government of the Cambodian People’s Party for deploying yet another new tactic as a political chess game to deceive the public and whitewash its wrongdoings before the international community through the issuance of the May 25, 2026 Royal Decree of Pardon for Mr. Kem Sokha. KMD views this not as an act
By Noah Vickers Credited to politics home May 16, 2026 Mu Sochua is on an international mission to rid Cambodia of its industrial-scale ‘scam centres’. Noah Vickers speaks to her as she brings her message to Westminster It’s become a reality of daily life in the West. Messages on social media from anonymous profiles urging you to invest in
May 02, 2026 Appel aux gouvernements francophones À l’approche du Sommet de la Francophonie à Phnom Penh (novembre 2026) Le Mouvement Khmer pour la Démocratie (KMD) appelle les gouvernements des pays francophones, en particulier les membres de l’Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, à exprimer leur plus vive condamnation face à la dégradation continue de la démocratie et de l’État de
United States, April 30, 2026 The Khmer Movement for Democracy (KMD) expresses its strongest condemnation and absolute rejection of the Court of Appeal’s decision issued on the morning of April 30, 2026, which upheld the unjust verdict of the lower court in the case of Mr. Kem Sokha. The continuation of his 27-year prison sentence and the sweeping restrictions on
April 09, 2026 Credited to The Morningside Post By Aisha Catena Syria, Venezuela, Iran. Around the world, military operations are ousting dictators who once seemed immovable. While some of those regimes remain in place for now, one can’t help but wonder: is this the new normal? Is military intervention the only way out of brutal dictatorships? Can nonviolent movements still
April 02, 2026 The Khmer Movement for Democracy (KMD) expresses its grave concern over the ongoing arrests of at least 23 journalists, activists, monks, trade union leaders, and factory workers, who voiced opinions on the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict over the past nine months. The use of serious charges—such as incitement and treason—alongside threats of citizenship revocation, constitutes a severe violation
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