This report exposes the foreign-controlled origins of the People’s Republic of Kampuchea (PRK) and Hun Sen’s rise to power through Vietnamese-backed militarization, repression, and mass surveillance. Installed in 1979 after Vietnam’s invasion, the PRK dismantled Democratic Kampuchea’s self-reliant economic model, replacing it with corruption, land seizures, and foreign dependence. Under Hun Sen and 12 key military officials, Cambodia became a police sta…