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Local fortuneteller Sao Voleak said she did not completely agree with predictions made in Moha Sangkran but that it was likely a few minor incidents could occur during the upcoming elections.

Grassroots Democratic Party members from Phnom Penh attend a primary-style event to select the party’s National Assembly candidates.

Cambodia Daily staffers check the paper’s final story list last month. The paper ceased publication after a tax dispute.

Cambodia Daily staffers check the paper’s final story list yesterday. The paper is ceasing publication today after being ordered to close due to a tax dispute.

UN Special Rapporteur Rhona Smith (right) speaks at a press conference in Phnom Penh today.

A group of protesters hold incense sticks during an impromptu cursing ceremony yesterday outside the Appeal Court, which upheld a 30-month sentence for land rights activist Tep Vanny’s alleged involvement in a 2013 protest that turned violent in Phnom Penh.

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A group of protestors with incense sticks outside Phnom Penh Appeal Court this morning.

Former rights staffer and CPP commune chief candidate Chhay Thy poses for a photograph in Ratanakkiri province’s Pate commune.

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Motos bounce down a potholed commercial street in Poipet town, where the lack of good roads, along with a series of out of the ordinary political happenings, seems to be at the top of residents’ minds as commune elections approach.

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Mang Puthy, accused of allegedly knocking down an immigration official with his car, stands next to the vehicle in question.

A teenage boy smokes a cigarette as he walks in a street in Kingdom's border town of Poipet yesterday.

Commune chief candidate Sin Chan Pov Rozet marches with villagers in O’Char commune, a day before the candidate is expected to appear before Battambang Provincial Court.

CNRP commune chief candidate Sin Chan Pov Rozet speaks to the press yesterday before entering Battambang Provincial Court

CNRP deputy president Mu Sochua and commune chief candidate Sin Chan Pov Rozet attend a forum with villagers in O'Char commune, a day before the candidate is expected to appear before Battambang Provincial Court.

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Sokha’s wife Te Chanmono and his chief of staff Muth Chantha outside court.

UN observers are prevented from entering the barricades blocking off the entrance to the Appeal Court on Sothearos Boulevard.

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A group of protesters with incense sticks during a curse ceremony outside Phnom Penh Appeal Court earlier this month.

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