Cambodia - Cambodian journalist's immediate exoneration and release demanded

Reporters without borders

See below for Reporters Without Borders prison interview with Mam Sonando. Reporters Without Borders and the Cambodian Center for Independent Media demand the immediate and unconditional release of Mam Sonando, owner of Beehive radio, whose brief trial growing out of charges of fomenting insurrection ended on 6 March. The verdict in the case, an appeal of a lower court conviction, will be announced on 14 March. “The principal accusers did not appear at the trial,” Reporters Without Borders (...)

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