Malaysia detains Cambodian opposition leader Mu Sochua
By DW
16 November 2019 |
9:00 am
The deputy head of the opposition was stopped by immigration officials at Kuala Lumpur airport. Tensions in Cambodia are on the rise after opposition leader Sam Rainsy vowed to return after four years in political exile.
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