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Justice must only be done,but must be seem to be done
Article 337 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the kingdom of Cambodia ("CCPC"), places two obligations on the court. First, that the courts should not have any interaction with external influences during their deliberation.
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Justice must only be done,but must be seem to be done
Article 337 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the kingdom of Cambodia ("CCPC"), places two obligations on the court. First, that the courts should not have any interaction with external influences during their deliberation.
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Photos of BKL Protest at City Hall on April 21st, 2011
Photos taken at the protest outfront of City Hall and also at Municipal Jail.
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Photos of BKL Protest at City Hall on April 21st, 2011
Photos taken at the protest outfront of City Hall and also at Municipal Jail.
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Stepfather arrested for rape
A 36-year-old man was arrested in the Santepheap commune of Battambang’s Som Pov Loun district on Monday, over allegations that he raped his 12-year-old stepdaughter on Sunday. Anh Kamal, district military police deputy commander, said that the stepfather allegedly raped the victim at least twice according to her testimony, yet he said the number could be as high as six times.
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Police charge men with rape
A 41-year-old man was charged yesterday with the rape of his 12-year-old stepdaughter in Kratie’s Snuol district on Sunday, while a second 17-year-old suspect was arrested on suspicion of raping a 13-year-old girl in Poipet on Monday. Thanh Noeurn, 41, was charged amid accusations that he had raped his underage stepdaughter and gave her 10,000 riels (US$2.50) after threatening her life if she did not keep silent about the assault, according to Keo Srey Sey, director of the provincial office of anti-human trafficking and juvenile protection.
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‘Yellow Shirts’ Arrive to Meet Detained Thais
A group of seven Thais, including prominent “yellow shirt” activists, flew to Phnom Penh yesterday on what they said was a private mission to provide legal aid to a fellow activist, a Thai parliamentarian and five other Thais arrested Dec 29 by Cambodian border authorities.
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Residents Protest Excavation of Boeng Trabek Lake
About 50 residents facing eviction from Phnom Penh’s Boeng Trabek lake area protested on Friday against authorities digging up land they used to grow vegetables.
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US Says Gov’t Should Reconsider Draft Law
With government officials and NGO representatives set to meet today about the draft NGO law, which has been greeted with mounting criticism, the US Embassy said Friday that the government should reconsider whether the proposed legislation is necessary. The US Embassy is concerned that the law might restrict the freedom for civil society organizations to operate.
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‘Yellow Shirts’ Arrive to Meet Detained Thais
A group of seven Thais, including prominent “yellow shirt” activists, flew to Phnom Penh yesterday on what they said was a private mission to provide legal aid to a fellow activist, a Thai parliamentarian and five other Thais arrested Dec 29 by Cambodian border authorities.
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K Thom Girl, 8, Still in Hospital Following Rape
An 8-year-old girl was receiving care in Kompong Thom province’s Santuk District Hospital after reportedly being raped Thursday night by an unidentified suspect in Taing Krasaing commune.
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US Says Gov’t Should Reconsider Draft Law
With government officials and NGO representatives set to meet today about the draft NGO law, which has been greeted with mounting criticism, the US Embassy said Friday that the government should reconsider whether the proposed legislation is necessary. The US Embassy is concerned that the law might restrict the freedom for civil society organizations to operate.
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K Thom Girl, 8, Still in Hospital Following Rape
An 8-year-old girl was receiving care in Kompong Thom province’s Santuk District Hospital after reportedly being raped Thursday night by an unidentified suspect in Taing Krasaing commune.
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Boeng Kak Protesters Burn Company Effigies
Phnom Penh residents protesting their pending evictions from Boeng Kak lake yesterday burned human forms in cardboard symbolizing the private developer Shukaku Inc. and a Chinese financial backer to cap a week of demonstrations.
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Residents Protest Excavation of Boeng Trabek Lake
About 50 residents facing eviction from Phnom Penh’s Boeng Trabek lake area protested on Friday against authorities digging up land they used to grow vegetables.
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Boeng Kak Protesters Burn Company Effigies
Phnom Penh residents protesting their pending evictions from Boeng Kak lake yesterday burned human forms in cardboard symbolizing the private developer Shukaku Inc. and a Chinese financial backer to cap a week of demonstrations.
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Protesters Ignore Alleged Call to Stop for Jan 7
More than 400 residents of the Boeng Kak lake area protested their pending eviction for a fifth day yesterday despite alleged calls from a City Hall official to postpone the protest for the January 7 holiday.
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Protesters Ignore Alleged Call to Stop for Jan 7
More than 400 residents of the Boeng Kak lake area protested their pending eviction for a fifth day yesterday despite alleged calls from a City Hall official to postpone the protest for the January 7 holiday.
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Boeung Kak Villagers Protest Chinese Firm
More than 300 villagers from Phnom Penh’s Boeung Kak lake area continued protesting their relocation for a development project for the fourth day yesterday, demanding that representatives of a Chinese state-owned firm involved in the project negotiate compensation with them directly.
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100,000-Plus Migrant Workers Deported Via Poipet
More than 100,000 illegal Cambodian migrant workers were rounded up by Thai authorities and deported via Banteay Meanchey province’s Poipet international border checkpoint last year, officials said yesterday.
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