A general view of the parliament meeting at the National Assembly bulding in Phnom Penh.
Phnom Penh (AFP) - Three men charged with brutally beating two Cambodian opposition MPs last week are members of the country's military, police said on Thursday following the assault that has reignited political tensions in the kingdom.
Opposition lawmakers Kong Sakphea and Nhoy Chamreoun were dragged from their cars and savagely beaten after they left a session at parliament where a pro-government rally was being staged.
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