PHNOM PENH: Dozens of their fellow MPs have fled into exile and the prime minister has warned they face “hell”, but a handful of Cambodian opposition politicians are standing firm ahead of a court ruling almost certain to dissolve their party for good.
Among the holdouts is Lim Kimya, 65, who continues to show up to work for the painstaking task of debating the government’s 2018 budget.
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