Another Cambodian worker was arrested by police over criticism of Hun Sen on Facebook
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A Cambodian worker has been indicted and sent to interim detention around criticizing Prime Minister Hun Sen after The worker was arrested after returning from Thailand.
Cambodian workers work in Thailand, Mey Vun was arrested in Banteay Meanchey province's Srok district, Kampong Svay district in Sisophon April 1, two days after he returned from Thailand.
Mr. Meas Voeun, a lawyer for Mr. Meas Voeun, told VOID today that Banteay Meanchey Provincial Court had charged him with his client's case. He was "accused of insulting public officials and inciting discrimination" one day after being arrested. The lawyer added that he had filed a court complaint to ask his client to be temporarily released on bail. Today.
"I will file this morning because of the morning and all the documents are kept on bail, but we have not thumbed him down to the lawyer to put him in court and we will see him give him a thumbprint," he said by phone.
VOD could not ask for a clarification from Banteay Meanchey provincial court spokesman Sok Koeun today, calling by phone but No recipients.
Senior investigator of the Adhoc Rights Protection Association, HE Sim Senacheert acknowledged that the government should consider the critique of criticism of the people who expressed their dissatisfaction with leadership. Take action on them.
"Leave the masses evaluate if criticism affects the honor or the government, and if there is no wrongdoing, as the critics charge, the government still has the same support," he said.
Cambodian worker Mey Voeun was arrested on video footage posted on Facebook in early 2017 during his arrest. Working in Thailand.
In the video clip, which was later revoked, Mr. Voeun called Prime Minister Hun Sen "the leader" Go to school. "
Mr. Meovoeun is a second Cambodian worker who was arrested around the post posting criticisms of Hun Sen after the first Cambodian worker Mr. Sunratha also was arrested during his return from Thailand to visit his hometown in the province. Cham Cham.
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