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Tap probe

| Publication date 21 October 1994 | 07:00 ICT

Tap probe

KEM Sokha, a senior member of the National Assembly said on Oct 13 he will investigate allegations that government authorities have sanctioned the use of illegal telephone taps on residents.

Sokha spoke after a story in the Sept 23 edition of the Post said that the government was expanding its use of telephone taps on political opponents.

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