Sunday, February 11, 2018
Exile sues Facebook in hunt for Cambodian leader’s paid ‘likes’
A study of Hun’s page suggests something is off. He only launched his Facebook page in 2016, but it quickly ballooned to 9 million “likes” (it’s the third most active page worldwide), about 80 percent of which come from accounts in foreign countries like India, Mexico and the Philippines. Hun has claimed that it’s just a reflection of his global popularity, but these accounts could easily be the
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