PHNOM PENH -- Cambodia's ruling party won big in Sunday's general election, which despite calls for a boycott from officials of a forcibly dissolved opposition party had a higher voter turnout than the previous national election, back in 2013.
Results' legitimacy questioned due to intimidation and other strong-arm tactics

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen will have more power than he ever has before in his 33-year rule. (Photo by Akira Kodaka)
PHNOM PENH -- Cambodia's ruling party won big in Sunday's general election, which despite calls for a boycott from officials of a forcibly dissolved opposition party had a higher voter turnout than the previous national election, back in 2013.