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Goverment Requested Show Good Will by Freeing Mam Sonando and Rong Chhun
On the eve of the International Human Rights Day. December 10 th,2005
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CCHR It is Time for the Government to Act Upon Its Promise to Eradicate Corruption
On the eve of the international Anti-Corruption Day the Cambodian Center for Human Rights calls on the Cambodia Government to fulfill its duties towards the Cambodian people
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Call for the Public Release of the Selection Criteria for, and Short-List of, Candidates to be Judges and Co-Prosecutor in Khmer Rouge Tribunal
The Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC), a coalition of 18 NGO members, welcomes the United Nations’ release of a list of candidates that it is considering nominating as international judges and international co-prosecutor for appointment by the Royal Government of Cambodia’s Supreme Council of Magistracy to serve on the Extraordinary Chambers for Prosecution of Crimes Committed during the Period of Democratic Kampuchea.
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Needs Assessment and Analysis of the Situation of Cambodian Migrant Workers in Klong Yai District, Trad, Thailand (October 2005)
After the completion of the research focusing on Koh Kong and Trad LSCW was keen to carry out further work in Trad to support migrant workers. LSCW’s research revealed that great vulnerability exists for Cambodians migrating far from their homes and crossing from Cambodia into Thailand. Because they are illegal, they cannot access most of their freedoms and rights (even if they know what these are) and face many types of discrimination and exploitation.
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Continuing Patterns of Impunity in Cambodia
This report traces forms and patterns of impunity which successive Special Representatives of the Secretary General for human rights in Cambodia and other experts working under United Nations auspices have recorded in public reports over the past decade.
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Call for Assistance for Drought Disaster in Kampong Speu Province
The Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC), a coalition of 18 NGOs, is very upset after hearing a report that five poor people have died and 900 families are suffering from hunger in Boset District, Kampong Speu Province, as broadcast by Radio Free Asia on the night of the 21st september 2005.
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Recommendations for Draft Law on Anti-Corruption to Meet International Standards
After receiving on 8 August 2005 the draft Law on Anti-Corruotion dated 30 June 2005, civil society organizations have analyzed and found that, though the current draft has more comprehensive corruption related offence provisions than the earlier draft with a clearer role to the Secretary General to enforce the law, and includes a Chapter on international cooperation, it is necessary that some more improvements be made to the draft to meet internationsl standards as committed by the Royal Government during the CG meeting with international donors in December 2004.
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The Demand for an International Standard Anti Corruption Law in Cambodia
The efforts to have an Anti-Corruption Law in Cambodia started in 1994. Each draft produced over the past 10 years has been below the international standards. The government recently stated that passing an international standard anticorruption law is a very high priority in its Rectangular Strategy for growth. At the Consultative Group meeting in December 2004 between the Cambodian government and donors, the government agreed to reach the benchmark of passing an international standard Anti-corruption Law by the end of 2005.
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