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Appeal Court Upholds Paris Peace Agreement Activist Srun Srorn’s Incitement Conviction

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June 24, 2026
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The Phnom Penh Enchantment Courtroom on Monday upheld the conviction of Paris Peace Settlement activist Srun Srorn for his criticism of the judicial system in 2024 as missing independence.

He sought to overturn a two-year jail sentence for incitement which was handed down in absentia by the Phnom Penh Municipal Courtroom in 2024. He was additionally fined 4 million riel (roughly $1,000). 

It follows a Fb livestream on June 11, 2024, throughout which Srorn is alleged to have stated that Cambodian courts lacked independence, neutrality, and accountability, a potential reference to the ruling Cambodian Folks’s Celebration’s alleged involvement.

In April, Srorn was once more sentenced to 2 years in jail, together with dozens of activists, for an additional incitement cost after an announcement concerning the regional growth pact referred to as CLV-DTA (Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam Growth Triangle Space).

Protection lawyer Son Chum Choun stated that the brand new conviction means his consumer must serve an extra two-year jail sentence, noting that his sentence within the CLV-related case is scheduled to finish in July this yr.

“This implies he’ll proceed serving one other two years and would solely be launched in 2028,” he stated.

He known as on the court docket to think about absorbing each the jail sentences in order that his consumer might be launched sooner.

Srorn’s spouse, Soeng Sopina, maintained that her husband is harmless, that he helped to teach folks and enhance society.

“I hope that he shall be free of jail in July however now I’m not positive due to [the new sentence],” she stated.

Activist Thel Theylen, who attended the listening to, expressed disappointment that the Enchantment Courtroom upheld the Phnom Penh Municipal Courtroom’s choice.

“This choice exhibits a restriction on residents’ proper to freedom of expression,” he stated, including that Srorn had sought a proof from state authorities concerning the judicial system, which he believes is in keeping with the Structure.

He known as on authorities leaders and the court docket to launch Srorn, particularly at a time of battle with Thailand, in order that he might share his data and expertise associated to the Paris Peace Settlement to contribute to the nationwide curiosity.

Ruos Sarat, venture coordinator for the Defending Elementary Freedoms venture of the Cambodian Heart for Human Rights (CCHR), was additionally upset with the decision. 

“Srorn faces an extra two years of imprisonment after finishing his present jail sentence in a separate case in July 2026,” he stated.

He identified that the federal government has an obligation to respect and uphold freedom of expression, which is a basic freedom assured underneath the Cambodian Structure and the Worldwide Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which Cambodia has ratified. 

“As Cambodia is about to carry a commune council election in 2027, and a nationwide election in 2028, we name on the authorities to respect freedom of expression as a core worth in a democratic society,” Sarath stated.



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