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Cambodia appeals to Interpol over Facebook ‘slur’ on Prime Minister Hun Sen’s wife

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Cambodian police have appealed for Interpol's help to arrest a Facebook user who allegedly posted a doctored photo of Prime Minister Hun Sen's wife to damage her “honour and dignity”, a government official said on Tuesday.

It is the latest attempt to control social media in the kingdom, despite efforts by Hun Sen to ramp up his own online persona as he bids to extend a 31-year hold on power.

The photo, which briefly went viral before the Facebook account was apparently taken down, showed a holidaying Hun Sen in casual clothes posing with his grandchildren and wife Bun Rany.

She is seen smiling, in sunglasses and three-quarter length trousers, but is standing with her legs apart.

That stance is considered deeply inappropriate in conservative Cambodia, where women are expected to pose demurely with their legs together.

Authorities say the holiday snap was taken from Hun Sen's Facebook page, doctored and shared to denigrate Bun Rany by another user “Haknuman Leung”.

“The act damages the honour and dignity of the First Lady of a nation,” General Khieu Sopheak, spokesman for the Ministry of Interior, said.

Police have identified the poster as a Cambodian “who lives overseas” and have issued an arrest warrant, he added.

“We are working with Interpol to issue a Red Notice for the person,” he said.

read more : http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/1902861/cambodia-appeals-interpol-over-facebook-slur-prime-minister

ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

ThaiVisa, it's also in French

Are they sure that the photo was " doctored" and not some photographer getting lucky during The PM's wife in a relaxed moment?

thats what interpol was created for , to track down photo shopping criminals.

Why is he complaining??

What kind of nonsense is this to be troubling Interpol???,................... as if they have nothing better to do.

The only way he is still in power is bullying,scaring people, extra judicial killings, treachery, rigging elections, corruption..................the usual South Asian stuff.

He is hated by Cambodia's young.

This is a man who is manipulating the social media for his own advantage as much as possible. He is just another in a long line of despots that think a country is there for the sole purpose of their own personal bank balance.

The Cambodians want Interpol to do what?55555555555

Seeing the photo online, makes you go WTH! :D I can imagine Interpol's face receving the request..

And in related news, Facebook is launching a new android app which incorporates Tor security. 'Think they're calling it 'Orbot'.

'Wish govts wouldn't do stuff like this. It makes them look silly, out-of-touch, and openly repressive. And it just attracts further unwanted attention & publicity as well as copycats. Hopefully Interpol has more important things to do and is quietly telling them to just forget it.

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