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Nearly 30 people on trial over VoIP scams
Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday tried four Taiwanese masterminds and 25 Thai nationals for allegedly operating VoIP scams from within Cambodia.
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Land Minister addresses corruption
Land Management Minister Chea Sophara on Thursday instructed cadastral officials throughout the country to ensure accurate measurements and avoid corruption when demarcating people’s land.
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Two women charged over meth in toy teddy bear
Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday charged two Vietnamese women who allegedly tried to smuggle nearly one kilogram of methamphetamine, hidden in a toy bear, from Cambodia to Australia.
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Ministry to probe child labour
The Ministry of Labour says it will investigate the claims of a Royal Holloway, University of London research team’s report alleging modern slavery in Cambodia’s brick kilns, said Minister of Labour Ith Sam Heng.
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Hun Sen explores potential investors at Brussels meet
Prime Minister Hun Sen who is in Brussels with a delegation to attend the 12th Asia-Europe Meeting from October 18 to 19, is set to have separate bilateral meetings with leaders such as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
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‘No more lawyer shortage’
While the Appeal Court complains of a shortage of lawyers during trials, senior officials at the Kingdom’s top Bar association say it has hundreds on standby to provide legal representation in a timely fashion.
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Hun Sen arrives in Brussels, slams Rainsy
Prime Minister Hun Sen has slammed former opposition leader Sam Rainsy for encouraging government detractors to rally against his visit to Belgium.
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Kem Sokha seeks treatment overseas
A lawyer for former opposition leader Kem Sokha, who is currently on bail as his treason case progresses, has called on Phnom Penh Municipal Court to conclude its investigation and grant his client permission to pursue medical treatment overseas.
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Activist asks UN to review EU-Vietnam timber deal
A prominent environmental activist has reached out to the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment in a bid to have him oppose a timber trade deal set to be inked between the European Union and Vietnam.
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EU reassures NGOs over timber trade with Vietnam
The European Union has quashed concerns of several Cambodia environmental NGOs over a trade deal on tropical timber with Vietnam, saying that the scheme is to promote legally harvested timber, EU Ambassador to Cambodia George Edgar said.
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Bar association re-elects incumbent president
Attorney Suon Visal has defeated former opposition lawyer Sam Sokong to become the Bar Association of the Kingdom of Cambodia’s president.
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PM departs on European tour
Prime Minister Hun Sen has left for his European tour, which will include attending an Asia-Europe meeting organised by the EU.
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CPP criticises Rainsy’s IPU attendance
National Assembly spokesman Leng Penglong has lashed out at former opposition leader Sam Rainsy for his attendance at the General Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva, saying that he violated Cambodia’s independence and sovereignty.
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Villagers again demand land resolution
Dozens of villagers representing 170 Prek Khsach community households in Koh Kong province’s Kiri Sakor district gathered at the Provincial Hall yesterday to petition authorities to speed up land dispute resolution involving two development companies.
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Government slams Sam Rainsy invite
Government officials on Tuesday slammed the Inter-Parliamentary Union’s (IPU) apparent invitation to Cambodia National Rescue Movement (CNRM) leader Sam Rainsy to attend its general assembly in Switzerland this week.
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CPP criticises Rainsy’s IPU attendance
National Assembly spokesman Leng Penglong has lashed out at former opposition leader Sam Rainsy for his attendance at the General Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva, saying that he violated Cambodia’s independence and sovereignty.
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CPP criticises Rainsy’s IPU attendance
National Assembly spokesman Leng Penglong has lashed out at former opposition leader Sam Rainsy for his attendance at the General Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva, saying that he violated Cambodia’s independence and sovereignty.
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‘Do not harm Cambodians’, says PM’s son to opposition
Prime Minister Hun Sen’s eldest son Hun Manet said on Sunday that the Kingdom would not bow to international pressure, and accused some Western countries of siding with opposition politicians who hold dual citizenship to exert pressure on Cambodia.
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Hun Sen due to attend summit in Brussels
Prime Minister Hun Sen on Thursday will lead a delegation to Brussels to attend the 12th Asia-Europe Meeting summit, an Asian-European political dialogue forum.
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Push for more women in politics
Women’s rights group SILAKA yesterday said progress has been slow to promote more women into decision-making positions within the government.
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