More than 10 law and judge officials, led by prosecutor Kham Sophary, on April 5 submitted a verdict to force the Phnom Penh Post The Post paid nearly $ 300,000 to a former employee who was dismissed from the job. Former director of the Post Chris Dawe has filed a lawsuit against the Post after he was ousted from the post of CEO last year. 2015 is over.Hun Sen's Court Delays 20 Days for Phnom Penh Post to Pay $ 26,000 to Chris Dawe, Win in this case. If during this period the Post does not follow the verdict, the court will confiscate the assets of the news organization for sale. Long to pay compensation.
Asia Free will not be able to contact Chief of the Post, Marcus Holmes, on April 5, for comment on the implementation of the verdict. Of Phnom Penh court officials. Judicial action comes after news that a foreign newspaper may face closure due to state-owned debt Nearly $ 4 million. But the foreign media owner has dismissed the claim, claiming that nearly $ 4 million in state tax liabilities had nothing to do with it. Politics or crackdown on press freedom, and the paper is negotiating and auditing related to tax debt That with the Phnom Penh regime.
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