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<br>Daniel Jones is escorted by a prison guard at the court in Siem Reap last week<br><br>A British expatriate convicted of using "pornographic" photos to promote a pool party in Cambodia was given a one-year suspended prison [https://www.britannica.com/search?query=sentence sentence] on Tuesday.<br><br>Daniel Jones, 31, was among 10 foreigners arrested in January after police raided a private villa in Siem Reap, a tourist town near the famed Angkor Wat temple ruins.<br><br>During his trial in [https://www.purevolume.com/?s=siem%20Reap siem Reap] Jones insisted there was no sex or nudity at the party, which he promoted on Facebook with the tagline "Let's Get Wet", and apologised for causing offence.<br><br>But prosecutors successfully argued that any images which encourage sexual activity are illegal and against Cambodian culture.<br><br>The court found him in breach of decency laws and handed him the maximum one-year sentence.<br><br>But since he had already served a month and 22 days on remand "the rest will be suspended", the judgement said, according to court spokesman Yin Srang.<br><br>It was not clear if Jones would be released immediately. His lawyer Ouch Sopheaktra said he would see if his client wanted to appeal the verdict.<br><br>Cambodia is popular with foreign backpackers and many are drawn to the wild nightlife.<br><br>But the Buddhist country is often strict when protecting local traditions or heritage,  [https://unisa-palembang.ac.id/sude/toto1000/ memek] especially around the Angkor complex.<br><br>During the trial a police witness said officers raided the pool party to prevent sexual acts, adding that they had found condoms at the villa.<br><br>Jones told the court he had organised four parties for tourists before his arrest, charging attendees $5 for transport and offering a free drink and T-shirt.<br><br>Authorities have already banned skimpy clothing inside the Angkor Wat complex and deported foreigners for taking saucy photos among the temple ruins, which are considered sacred.<br><br>But those violations occurred inside the ancient city and not in the adjoining town of Siem Reap, a party destination crammed with bars catering to foreigners.<br><br>