The Phnom Penh Municipal Court summoned the leaders of the Six Relief Movements to enter

Hun Sen's Court Summons Six Leaders of the National Rescue Movement to Illuminate at the End of May Concerning the Establishment of the National Rescue Movement of the City of Phnom Penh Considered illegal.
The summons issued by the deputy prosecutor of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, Sieng Sok, on March 30 and recently released on April 4, summoned six national rescue leaders. To be enlarged from May 22 to May 30.
The six CNRP leaders, including (1) Mr. Rainsy must be enlightened on May 23 (2), Eng Chhay Eang goes to see May 24, 2013 (3) Sam Rainsy's wife, Tou Long Souamara, needs to be seen on May 24 (4). Mr. Ou Van must go on to clarify on May 28, Rumdul has to be enlightened on May 29 and (6) Yes, Van Chan was opened on 30 May at 9 am.
The six were summonsed by Hun Sen's court to clarify, as a suspect, on the story "Creation of the National Crisis Movement, causing Serious social chaos affects national security for the purpose of overthrowing legitimate authorities "of the Phnom Penh regime.

The National Relief Movement was established in late January in Long Beach, California, by former CNRP president Sam Rainsy and officials. Several senior senior members of the CNRP. National Rescue Party leader Sam Rainsy claimed that the purpose of the CNRP is to have the release of the CNRP president, Kem Sokha and all prisoners of conscience And demanding a free, fair and fair vote with the full participation of the CNRP.
After announcing the establishment of the movement, the Hun Sen called the movement a terrorist movement and called Mr. Rainsy a terrorist. Senior military officer, Mr. Hun Sen's own directors, also announced that they would destroy those who dared to take action on the National Rescue Movement This without exception.