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They were released last night. Appeal hearings began on Thursday in the case of 11 opposition figures who were convicted in July for insurrection over a political protest, with a CNRP official blasting the municipal court over double standards for rejecting his request to get medical treatment outside prison. Meach Sovannara, lead spokesman for the opposition, threatened to play the American card if the Municipal Court does not drop its investigation of him for his role in violent protests at Freedom Park last year.

Opposition spokesman Meach Sovannara returned to Cambodia from Thailand yesterday to appear in court regarding an insurrection charge he received at Naga Bridge last July.

Meach Sovannara, after his release, suggested that the latest release was carefully orchestrated by the government.

Phnom Penh Municipal Court again delayed a hearing for 11 opposition activists, shortly after opening one on Monday. Meach Sovannara, a senior official of opposition party, and a monk and other Boeung Kok land rights activists including prominent activist Tep Vanny will be released ahead of Khmer New Year, said opposition lawyer Friday. After several stops and starts, the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Friday will finally hear the case against 11 opposition officials and activists arrested last July on charges of insurrection following a political protest at Freedom Park that turned violent.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld previous decisions to deny bail to CNRP information department chief Meach Sovannara, who was jailed in November on insurrection charges relating to a July protest led by the opposition that erupted into a brawl between demonstrators and municipal security Ignoring objections and even vague threats made by the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Cambodian activists in South Korea plan to stage a protest on Sunday ahead of a five-day summit Prime Minister Hun Sen is scheduled to attend on December Around 1, opposition supporters intend to We will gladly help you.

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