Cambodia’s Hun Sen blasts ‘immoral’ Thai game targeting his image
Hun Sen, the country’s former leader, urged Cambodians to cease purchasing Thai goods and using the Thai baht, calling the game ‘disgraceful’

The two countries agreed to a ceasefire after five days of fighting, and have since repeatedly traded accusations of truce violations.
On Monday, Hun Sen, who led Cambodia for nearly four decades until his son took over as prime minister in 2023, lambasted a video he said showed a “Thai national (who) displayed my photo to shoot at in order to win prizes”.
The former premier urged Cambodians not to respond in kind, calling the carnival game, with “WANTED” written above his picture, “disgraceful” and “immoral behaviour”.

“Please do not take any actions that would affect Thai companies or Thai citizens who are living and working in Cambodia,” Hun Sen added.