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Tag Archives: Cambodia
Cambodia Holds Six on ‘Terrorism’ Charges – Radio Free Asia
Khmer Krom monks pray at a pagoda in Phnom Penh at a 2007 rally to demand the release of a monk arrested for allegedly organizing an anti-Vietnam demonstration in Cambodia. Cambodia has detained a group of four ethnic minority Khmer … Continue reading
Hun Sen Defends Son’s Nomination – Radio Free Asia
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has defended his ruling party’s decision to nominate his son and children of other party officials to run in upcoming national elections, rejecting suggestions he is laying the foundation for a dynasty. Speaking at a … Continue reading
Cambodian corruption The Phnom Penh Post
Kim Sarom and Buth Reaksmey Kongkea 72 Phnom Penh Municipal Police officers were sacked, suspended or issued warnings last month for abusing their positions, and some were sent to the Anti-Corruption Unit for questioning related to alleged misconduct, a senior … Continue reading
The Day My Life Changed 