The Steering Committee of the Grassroots Democratic Party held its meeting today to discuss the latest political developments and to set clearer expectations and actions for the formation of party alliances in the near future.
On July 10, 2026, GDP Leadership attended the funeral ceremony of the mother of H.E. Kem Sokha in Phnom Penh. We extend our deepest condolences and solidarity during this time of mourning.
Statement on the 10th Anniversary of Dr. #KemLey’s Assassination. We honor his vision and courage in the struggle for truth and democracy in #Cambodia. We renew our call for justice; his voice must never be silenced.
Grassroots Democratic Party extends its deepest condolences to H.E. Kem Sokha on the passing of his mother. Our thoughts are with him and his family during this difficult time.
"@gdpcambodia President Sek Sokha also denied any involvement. “Our party’s operations rely entirely on membership dues and lawful donations from 🇰🇭 citizens inside and outside 🇰🇭,” he said. “We do not seek, nor will we accept, foreign financial backing for our campaigns.”"
Today, the Grassroots Democratic Party (#GDPCambodia) pays the highest tribute to Her Majesty the Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk on her birthday. We thank her for a lifetime of grace and service to the Khmer nation. We pray for her everlasting health and happiness.
Human rights are under pressure in every region of the world. Our latest Annual Report provides an overview of the work undertaken by UN Human Rights over the past year to promote and protect the rights of all people, everywhere.
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GDP welcomes the Royal Pardon for Mr. Kem Sokha. We call for the release of all remaining prisoners of interest and for amendments to the Criminal Code to end treason charges against Cambodian citizens.
Great news! The MoI has recognized the results of our Extraordinary National Congress held on March 22, 2026, in Pursat Province. GDP remains committed to bottom-up democracy and building genuine political alliances based on shared democratic values and the national interest.
Recently, we convened our Extraordinary National Congress on March 22, 2026, in Pursat Province. We look forward to building alliances with other political parties, guided by national interests and shared democratic values.
Another candidate, Sarath, a 38 year-old tailor and mother of three, ran for commune chief in Kampong Chhnang’s Kampong Tralach from the Grassroots Democratic Party. Being a woman in politics, Sarath said she has never been taken seriously.
In this commentary, Future Forum’s Theang Soriya explores how the lived experiences of women can transform Cambodia’s political leadership through empathy.
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In the afternoon, it was an honor to take part in an opinion exchange with the Parliamentary Association for Friendship between Japan and Cambodia. #GDP young delegate shared his view on Cambodia's continued efforts to promote pluralism in the lower house.
As a member of the #JENESY delegation, #GDP Youth Representative observed a building of the National Diet of Japan on Mar. 18, 2026. The visit offered an in‑depth look at the separation of powers, the parliamentary cabinet system, and the structure and membership of both houses.
GDP’s Youth Representative is participating in the #JENESYS_ASEAN program under the theme “Multi‑Party Democracy,” taking place in Tokyo from March 17-24, 2026. https://t.co/QbS7vmzFZB