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	Cambodia Election Special Edition July 27, 2018

	All eyes are on voter  turnout and legitimacy On July 29, Cambodians will vote  in the most controversial national poll since the country's electoral  system was launched in 1993, as  Prime Minister Hun Sen seeks to add to his 33 years in power. Read the Nikkei Asian Review's special coverage here.
	Campaign coverage Cambodian leader tries legitimizing election by getting out the vote Aggressive tactics make voters afraid to abstain from casting ballots Read more Cambodia's Potemkin election -- what will come next? Fresh challenges loom for long-ruling Hun Sen Read more Hun Sen warms seats for sons in post-election Cambodia Eldest son seen succeeding but others point to divisions within ruling party Read more Southeast Asia urged to reject Cambodia's 'sham election' Human rights group fears Hun Sen's example will inspire authoritarians in region Read more Unstoppable worker outflow dims Cambodia's future prospects Thailand gets tough on migrants but keeps absorbing labor needed for development Read more Garment workers pressured to vote in looming Cambodia elections Voters apathetic after opposition party outlawed; turnout will hint at legitimacy Read more