A Cambodian court has sentenced opposition politician Rong Chhun to four years in prison for incitement, following his criticism of government projects. He was found guilty for meeting with displaced villagers and posting about it on social media. Rong plans to appeal the verdict. The case highlights ongoing repression of political dissent in Cambodia, where authorities frequently use incitement charges against opponents. The new Prime Minister, Hun Manet, has continued the legacy of his predecessor, Hun Sen, in suppressing opposition. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)