Cambodia Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Sends Letter to Chief Editor of the Guardian to Clarify the False Claim that PM Hun Sen Received a Cypriot Passport

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Phnom Penh (FN), Oct. 7 – Koy Kuong, secretary of state and spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cambodia, sent a letter to Katherine Viner, Editor-in-Chief of The Guardian, asking for clarification on the distorted information regarding the allegations that premier Hun Sen received a Cypriot passport.

Read full letter below.
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