By Sean Gleeson • May 02, 2017
Animosity toward the Muslim Rohingya minority runs deep in Myanmar, even infecting local NGOs that claim to oppose human rights abuses A Myanmar man shouts slogans as he takes part in a protest in front of the City Hall in Yangon, Myanmar, 04 December 2016. A group of about one hundred people led by Buddhist monks condemned Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and demanded him not to pressure the Myanmar government over the Rohingya issue. Photo: EPA/Lynn Bo Bo

By Hemmunind Hou and Paul Millar • May 02, 2017
Ahead of the Kingdom’s local elections in June, former military commander Nhek Bun Chhay, head of the newly minted  Khmer National United Party, has called for a coalition against both major parties Former military commander and founder of the royalist Khmer National United Party Nhek Bun Chhay. The Khmer National United Party recently announced a merger with the Cambodia National Justice Party. Photo: Sam Jam