Cambodia's Hun Sen kicks off campaign for virtually unopposed election | The World 

Cambodia will head to polls later this month for its national election, despite the incumbent leader having no real opposition. The only credible threat to Prime Minister Hun Sen, the Candlelight Party, was earlier this year disqualified from taking part in the election over a paperwork discrepancy. Author and adjunct research fellow at LaTrobe University, Gordon Conochie, tells The World Hun Sen sees the election as a meaningful endorsement of his rule.
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