Cambodian PM Warns Against Rally Violence

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has warned the opposition it could face legal repercussions if a planned rally Sunday leads to violence. The opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party hopes to gather about 5,000 supporters in the capital’s Freedom Park to inform them of the status of political negotiations with the ruling Cambodian People’s Party. Prime Minister Hun Sen said Thursday the opposition will suffer the consequences if its rally gets out of hand. “Let them undertake any...

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