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Story summary
- Kem Sokha, a Cambodian opposition leader, had his appeal resumed on April 8, 2026, after a delay of more than 18 months.
- He was sentenced to 27 years under house arrest in 2023 for treason.
- His lawyer, Pheng Heng, criticized the prolonged case as unjust.
- Rights groups say the proceedings aim to suppress Sokha's political influence.
- Prosecutors will present closing arguments urging the court to uphold the conviction.
