CAMBODIA'S ROADSIDE DEMOCRACY
On July 28, 2013, the Kingdom of Wonder held its fifth general elections.
Momentum for the opposition Cambodian National Rescue Party grew as self-exiled President Sam Rainsy returned to the capital just a week before voters headed to the polls.
Prime Minister Hun Sen's 28-year rule was secured for another five years admist national and international condemnation.
The lead up and aftermath of the election continued to be critized and questioned by local and international organizations alike, citing mass irregularities, voter fraud and political intimidation.
Ruling Cambodian People's Party took its seats in the National Assembly in September, amidst a determined opposition boycott.