Cambodian opposition figure Kem Sokha was sentenced to 27 years in prison Friday for treason in a case criticized by the United States as a miscarriage of justice.The Phnom Penh Municipal Court banned the 69-year-old head of the now-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party from conducting political activities, including voting and traveling overseas, allowing him to stay under house arrest until legal procedures are over, including a possible appeal through the Supreme Court.Kem Sokha was arrested in September 2017 at his home in Phnom Penh on suspicion of attempting to topple the governmen…READ FULL ARTICLE
