Cambodia: Post-election tension must not lead to violence

Headline Title: Cambodia: Post-election tension must not lead to violence 09 August 2013 With the potential for mass demonstrations rising following Cambodia’s disputed election and the government moving hundreds of security forces into Phnom Penh, Amnesty International is calling for Cambodian authorities and other political leaders to prevent violence.“Cambodian authorities and other political leaders in Cambodia must ensure that the post-election tension does not erupt into violence,” said Isabelle Arradon, Amnesty International’s Deputy Asia Pacific Director.“Many Cambodians have…

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