Sweden threatens to review engagement with CambodiaPHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Sweden said on Thursday it would rethink its engagement with Cambodia if the main opposition party is dissolved, in the strongest warning yet from a Western aid donor. The government has filed a suit to dissolve the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) after charging its leader, Kem Sokha, with treason. He rejected the charge as politically motivated. Excluding the opposition party would allow veteran Prime Minister Hun Sen a clear field to extend his 32-year rule at the next election in 2018. Swedish Human Rights Ambassador Annika Ben David told a news conference at the end of a five-day visit the banning of the  opposition party could have consequences.  Should the Cambodia National Rescue Party be dissolved, this will force my government to rethink our engagement Cambodia,  she said. Other Western countries have condemned the arrest of Kem Sokha and warned against dissolving the CNRP, but have not raised the possibility of action.  David did not elaborate on what Sweden might do. Government spokesman Phay Siphan rejected David s comments as interference in Cambodia s sovereignty and an insult.  This is language that the royal government can t accept,  Phay Siphan told Reuters.  This is an invasion and insult to the Cambodian national institution.  Sweden had given Cambodia an estimated $100 million in aid over five years, David said. According to Cambodia s database of donors, Sweden ranked third for aid among individual EU member states last year after France and Germany. David also pointed out that Swedish fashion group H&M was an important buyer of clothes from Cambodia s garment factories - the country s main export earner. Hun Sen s ruling Cambodia People s Party (CPP) has launched a crackdown on its critics, including politicians, independent media and non-government groups. This week, parliament changed the law so that the CNRP s seats can be shared amongst other parties if it is dissolved. While Western governments have for years tried to put pressure on Cambodia over the stifling of democracy and the trampling of human rights, China has become an increasingly important ally and business partner. worldnews
sweden threatens review engagement cambodiaphnom pen reuters sweden said thursday would rethink engagement cambodia main opposition party dissolved strongest warning yet western aid donor the government filed suit dissolve cambodia national rescue party corp charging leader kem sha treason he rejected charge politically motivated excluding opposition party would allow veteran prime minister hun sen clear field extend rule next election swedish human rights ambassador anna ben david told news conference end visit banning opposition party could consequences should cambodia national rescue party dissolved force government rethink engagement cambodia said other western countries condemned arrest kem sha warned dissolving corp raised possibility action david elaborate sweden might government spokesman play span rejected david comments interference cambodia sovereignty insult this language royal government accept play span told reuters this invasion insult cambodia national institution sweden given cambodia estimated million aid five years david said according cambodia database donors sweden ranked third aid among individual eu member states last year france germany david also pointed swedish fashion group h m important buyer clothes cambodia garment factories country main export earned hun sen ruling cambodia people party cpp launched crackdown critics including politicians independent media groups this week parliament changed law corp seats shared amongst parties dissolved while western governments years tried put pressure cambodia stirling democracy traveling human rights china become increasingly important ally business partner 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: Sweden threatens to review engagement with CambodiaPHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Sweden said on Thursday it would rethink its engagement with Cambodia if the main opposition party is dissolved, in the strongest warning yet from a Western aid donor. The government has filed a suit to dissolve the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) after charging its leader, Kem Sokha, with treason. He rejected the charge as politically motivated. Excluding the opposition party would allow veteran Prime Minister Hun Sen a clear field to extend his 32-year rule at the next election in 2018. Swedish Human Rights Ambassador Annika Ben David told a news conference at the end of a five-day visit the banning of the  opposition party could have consequences.  Should the Cambodia National Rescue Party be dissolved, this will force my government to rethink our engagement Cambodia,  she said. Other Western countries have condemned the arrest of Kem Sokha and warned against dissolving the CNRP, but have not raised the possibility of action.  David did not elaborate on what Sweden might do. Government spokesman Phay Siphan rejected David s comments as interference in Cambodia s sovereignty and an insult.  This is language that the royal government can t accept,  Phay Siphan told Reuters.  This is an invasion and insult to the Cambodian national institution.  Sweden had given Cambodia an estimated $100 million in aid over five years, David said. According to Cambodia s database of donors, Sweden ranked third for aid among individual EU member states last year after France and Germany. David also pointed out that Swedish fashion group H&M was an important buyer of clothes from Cambodia s garment factories - the country s main export earner. Hun Sen s ruling Cambodia People s Party (CPP) has launched a crackdown on its critics, including politicians, independent media and non-government groups. This week, parliament changed the law so that the CNRP s seats can be shared amongst other parties if it is dissolved. While Western governments have for years tried to put pressure on Cambodia over the stifling of democracy and the trampling of human rights, China has become an increasingly important ally and business partner. 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: sweden threatens review engagement cambodiaphnom pen reuters sweden said thursday would rethink engagement cambodia main opposition party dissolved strongest warning yet western aid donor the government filed suit dissolve cambodia national rescue party corp charging leader kem sha treason he rejected charge politically motivated excluding opposition party would allow veteran prime minister hun sen clear field extend rule next election swedish human rights ambassador anna ben david told news conference end visit banning opposition party could consequences should cambodia national rescue party dissolved force government rethink engagement cambodia said other western countries condemned arrest kem sha warned dissolving corp raised possibility action david elaborate sweden might government spokesman play span rejected david comments interference cambodia sovereignty insult this language royal government accept play span told reuters this invasion insult cambodia national institution sweden given cambodia estimated million aid five years david said according cambodia database donors sweden ranked third aid among individual eu member states last year france germany david also pointed swedish fashion group h m important buyer clothes cambodia garment factories country main export earned hun sen ruling cambodia people party cpp launched crackdown critics including politicians independent media groups this week parliament changed law corp seats shared amongst parties dissolved while western governments years tried put pressure cambodia stirling democracy traveling human rights china become increasingly important ally business partner worldnews