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Government lambastes US over ‘groundless’ sanctions for Tycoon
The Foreign Affairs Ministry yesterday expressed its dismay over the United States imposing sanctions against a high-ranking government official and a well known tycoon accused of corruption and illegal logging, noting the move undermined efforts to mend ties between the two nations.
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Hun Sen stands firm ahead of EBA report response
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday reiterated that the Kingdom will not fold to European Union demands in regards to human rights and democracy in the country, noting that the government cannot interfere in the judicial system to have charges dropped against former opposition leader Kem Sokha.
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EBA withdrawal a destruction of EU achievements, PM says
Prime Minister Hun Sen said the EU’s possible suspension of its Everything But Arms (EBA) agreement amounted to a destruction of its achievements in the Kingdom and the demise of the opposition group.
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Sokhonn to lead delegation to Asia-Europe meet
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Prak Sokhonn will lead a delegation to the 14th Asia-Europe Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Madrid, Spain, on December 15-16.
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Court orders Sokha to stand trial on January 15 for treason
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court has set January 15 as the trial date for Kem Sokha, the former president of the Supreme Court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) who is under court-supervised bail on a treason charge.
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Sar Kheng wants stronger investor relations with Japan
Interior Minister Sar Kheng has expressed Cambodia’s willingness to continue to strengthen investor relations with Japan.
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Prime minister’s fourth correspondents’ meet scheduled for January
Nearly 5,000 journalists from across the country will meet Prime Minister Hun Sen in his fourth media correspondents’ meeting in the capital’s Koh Pich on January 14.
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Government did not violate rights, freedom of the press, says Hun Sen
The government did not violate the rights and freedom of the press as accused by a group of journalists inside and outside the country and some diplomats, following the arrest of two journalists in 2017.
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Prak Sokonn to attend ASEM meeting in Spain
Foreign Affairs Minister Prak Sokhonn will attend the 14th ASEM Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Madrid from Sunday to Monday.
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MoU under review to send workers to UAE
A government working group is reviewing a draft agreement on sending migrants to work in the United Arab Emirates.
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PM urges journalists to follow ethics code
Prime Minister Hun Sen is urging journalists to report and disseminate news to the public professionally with constructive criticism.
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Stark contrast in Human Rights Day events
Differing opinions on the status of human rights in the Kingdom became apparent as various groups marked Human Rights Day yesterday at two venues in the capital.
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Interior Ministry continues work on cybercrime law
The Interior Ministry and legal experts are continuing to review a draft law on cybercrime.
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Save the Children set to hand over project results to government
Save the Children on Tuesday said it will hand over the results of a three-year project on strengthening early childhood care and development to the government on Thursday.
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UN to implement second phase of youth employment project
The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training said the UN Joint Programme United for Youth Employment in Cambodia plans to implement its second phase which aims to promote decent employment for Cambodian youth.
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Campaign against ongoing domestic violence concludes
A 16-day campaign to battle violence against women and girls comes to a close today.
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Senators approve $8.23 billion national budget for next year
The Senate yesterday unanimously adopted a budget of $8.23 billion for next year’s national budget.
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PM reminds Cambodians of freedoms on Human Rights Day
Prime Minister Hun Sen took to Facebook on the 71st International Human Rights Day on Tuesday to remind Cambodians that the rights and freedoms they currently enjoyed came from liberation from the genocidal Pol Pot regime on January 7, 1979.
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Anti-cybercrime draft law content reviewed
The Ministry of Interior’s Legislation Council and legal experts on Tuesday met to review the anti-cybercrime draft law to ensure its integrity and accuracy in the present technological era.
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Sokha’s treason trial set for January 15
Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday set January 15 as the date to begin the treason trial against former opposition leader Kem Sokha as the Appeal Court dismissed an effort by his lawyers to halt proceedings.
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