WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers and human rights activists are pushing for a cut in the more than $70 million in annual U.S. aid to Cambodia if its prime minister, Hun Sen, extends his 28-year rule in unfair elections this month.

Whether one of Asia’s longest-serving and most ruthless leaders cares much is another matter.

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