Cambodian PM dumps Facebook on eve of polls campaign
Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Sen, who will kick off his re-election campaign on Saturday, says the Telegram app is 'more efficient compared to Facebook.' – Facebook pic, June 29, 2023.
CAMBODIAN leader Hun Sen, a prolific Facebook user, vowed today to quit posting on the platform, days before he launches a re-election campaign. Cambodia will go to the polls on July 23 in an election that has been widely dubbed a sham after authorities denied registration to the chief challenger to Hun Sen’s ruling Cambodian People’s Party.
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