Cambodia's opposition threatens to withdraw from election

Officials within the Grassroots Democracy Party are threatening to pull out of the national elections in July.

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    One of Cambodia's strongest and newest opposition parties is threatening to withdraw from July's election, saying undemocratic forces are at play.

    The Grassroots Democratic Party only emerged as a challenger after the previous largest opposition party dissolved in November.

    Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports from Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

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