Factory Manager Handed Suspended Sentence
A Chinese garment factory manager was handed a three-month suspended sentence and released yesterday after she was found guilty of folding up a photograph of King Father Norodom Sihanouk in front of workers in Kandal province, officials said. Liv Kuy Chheang, 45, was charged with intentionally damaging a photograph of the King Father, said Judge Lim Sokuntha. Ms. Liv was also fined 2 million riel, or about $500, he added. … Ms. Liv’s trial comes a day after another Chinese garment factory manager was given a one-year suspended sentence and deported to China after she was found guilty of tearing up two photos of the King Father on Monday.
