Cambodian PM tells opposition to defect or face being banned from politicsPNHOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Saturday called on lawmakers from the main opposition party to defect ahead of a court ruling on whether to dissolve it, saying they could be banned from politics for five years if they left it too late. The government s move to ban the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) follows the arrest of its leader, Kem Sokha, on treason charges.  He rejects the charges as politically motivated ahead of next year s general election. Hun Sen, the world s longest serving prime minister, has held power for more than 32 years.  Western countries have called for the release of Kem Sokha and for an end to attempts to dissolve the CNRP. Hun Sen said in a message to CNRP parliamentarians and local councillors, he knew not all had been involved in Kem Sokha s alleged treason and they should take the chance to switch to his ruling Cambodian People s Party (CPP).  I want to give you this opportunity to continue in your job,  he said.  It will not only be that the party is dissolved and then the matter is finished. Maybe more than 100 people will be banned from politics for five years.  He said such a ban was likely to include all the CNRP s steering committee - meaning most of its members of parliament, around half of whom have fled Cambodia to escape arrest. No CNRP officials were immediately available for comment. Cambodia s Supreme Court is in theory independent of the government in ruling on the interior ministry s request for the CNRP to be banned, but Hun Sen has said it is  a fact  that the party will be dissolved. Cambodia s parliament has already passed a law to share out elected positions to other parties if the CNRP is dissolved. Most of the seats in parliament will go to minor parties while local councils, known as communes, will be taken over by the ruling party. worldnews
cambodia pm tells opposition defect face banned politicspnhom pen reuters cambodia prime minister hun sen saturday called lawmakers main opposition party defect ahead court ruling whether dissolve saying could banned politics five years left late the government move ban cambodia national rescue party corp follows arrest leader kem sha treason charges he rejects charges politically motivated ahead next year general election hun sen world longest serving prime minister held power years western countries called release kem sha end attempts dissolve corp hun sen said message corp parliamentarians local councillors knew involved kem sha alleged treason take chance switch ruling cambodia people party cpp i want give opportunity continue job said it party dissolved matter finished maybe people banned politics five years he said ban likely include corp steering committee meaning members parliament around half fled cambodia escape arrest no corp officials immediately available comment cambodia supreme court theory independent government ruling interior ministry request corp banned hun sen said fact party dissolved cambodia parliament already passed law share elected positions parties corp dissolved most seats parliament go minor parties local councils known communes taken ruling party worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Cambodian PM tells opposition to defect or face being banned from politicsPNHOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Saturday called on lawmakers from the main opposition party to defect ahead of a court ruling on whether to dissolve it, saying they could be banned from politics for five years if they left it too late. The government s move to ban the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) follows the arrest of its leader, Kem Sokha, on treason charges.  He rejects the charges as politically motivated ahead of next year s general election. Hun Sen, the world s longest serving prime minister, has held power for more than 32 years.  Western countries have called for the release of Kem Sokha and for an end to attempts to dissolve the CNRP. Hun Sen said in a message to CNRP parliamentarians and local councillors, he knew not all had been involved in Kem Sokha s alleged treason and they should take the chance to switch to his ruling Cambodian People s Party (CPP).  I want to give you this opportunity to continue in your job,  he said.  It will not only be that the party is dissolved and then the matter is finished. Maybe more than 100 people will be banned from politics for five years.  He said such a ban was likely to include all the CNRP s steering committee - meaning most of its members of parliament, around half of whom have fled Cambodia to escape arrest. No CNRP officials were immediately available for comment. Cambodia s Supreme Court is in theory independent of the government in ruling on the interior ministry s request for the CNRP to be banned, but Hun Sen has said it is  a fact  that the party will be dissolved. Cambodia s parliament has already passed a law to share out elected positions to other parties if the CNRP is dissolved. Most of the seats in parliament will go to minor parties while local councils, known as communes, will be taken over by the ruling party. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: cambodia pm tells opposition defect face banned politicspnhom pen reuters cambodia prime minister hun sen saturday called lawmakers main opposition party defect ahead court ruling whether dissolve saying could banned politics five years left late the government move ban cambodia national rescue party corp follows arrest leader kem sha treason charges he rejects charges politically motivated ahead next year general election hun sen world longest serving prime minister held power years western countries called release kem sha end attempts dissolve corp hun sen said message corp parliamentarians local councillors knew involved kem sha alleged treason take chance switch ruling cambodia people party cpp i want give opportunity continue job said it party dissolved matter finished maybe people banned politics five years he said ban likely include corp steering committee meaning members parliament around half fled cambodia escape arrest no corp officials immediately available comment cambodia supreme court theory independent government ruling interior ministry request corp banned hun sen said fact party dissolved cambodia parliament already passed law share elected positions parties corp dissolved most seats parliament go minor parties local councils known communes taken ruling party worldnews