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CCHR calls on UN to undertake investigations into political interference at the KRT following judge’s resignation
Yesterday’s announcement that Judge Laurent Kasper-Ansermet has resigned from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal (KRT) epitomizes the “dysfunctional situation” at the tribunal where allegations of political interference are increasingly undermining that institution’s ability to deliver justice for the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
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CCHR calls on UN to undertake investigations into political interference at the KRT following judge’s resignation
Yesterday’s announcement that Judge Laurent Kasper-Ansermet has resigned from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal (KRT) epitomizes the “dysfunctional situation” at the tribunal where allegations of political interference are increasingly undermining that institution’s ability to deliver justice for the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
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CCHR calls on UN to undertake investigations into political interference at the KRT following judge’s resignation
Yesterday’s announcement that Judge Laurent Kasper-Ansermet has resigned from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal (KRT) epitomizes the “dysfunctional situation” at the tribunal where allegations of political interference are increasingly undermining that institution’s ability to deliver justice for the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone. Many Cambodian garment workers already live a life of hardship, suffering, poverty and uncertainty. As such, the workers should receive protection and support from the State, not face further victimization through brutal acts of violence.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
We, the undersigned groups and individual members of civil society, are calling for justice to be served in accordance with the rule of law, with regard to the brutal shootings of three young Cambodian female workers - Buon Chinda, Keo Nei and Nuth Sakhorn - on Feb. 20, 2012, in Svay Rieng’s Bavet district.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone. Many Cambodian garment workers already live a life of hardship, suffering, poverty and uncertainty. As such, the workers should receive protection and support from the State, not face further victimization through brutal acts of violence.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone. Many Cambodian garment workers already live a life of hardship, suffering, poverty and uncertainty. As such, the workers should receive protection and support from the State, not face further victimization through brutal acts of violence.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
We, the undersigned groups and individual members of civil society, are calling for justice to be served in accordance with the rule of law, with regard to the brutal shootings of three young Cambodian female workers - Buon Chinda, Keo Nei and Nuth Sakhorn - on Feb. 20, 2012, in Svay Rieng’s Bavet district.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
We, the undersigned groups and individual members of civil society, are calling for justice to be served in accordance with the rule of law, with regard to the brutal shootings of three young Cambodian female workers - Buon Chinda, Keo Nei and Nuth Sakhorn - on Feb. 20, 2012, in Svay Rieng’s Bavet district.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
We, the undersigned groups and individual members of civil society, are calling for justice to be served in accordance with the rule of law, with regard to the brutal shootings of three young Cambodian female workers - Buon Chinda, Keo Nei and Nuth Sakhorn - on Feb. 20, 2012, in Svay Rieng’s Bavet district.
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Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone
Civil Society Urges Authorities to Arrest the Shooter Behind Last Month’s Tragedy in Svay Rieng’s Manhattan Special Economic Zone. Many Cambodian garment workers already live a life of hardship, suffering, poverty and uncertainty. As such, the workers should receive protection and support from the State, not face further victimization through brutal acts of violence.
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Latest Acid Attack Horrific Reminder that New Law Must Be Accompanied By Effective Implementation
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) deplores the brutal acid attack in Kampong Cham province on Friday that took the life of Sim Yi, 42, and which has left a 19 year old woman, Srei Leak, with horrific injuries. In today’s Phnom Penh Post (“Acid attack claims man’s life: Case will test provisions of new law”) it was reported that 50 per cent of Sim Yi’s body had been badly burned and that he died hours after the attack. The main suspect of the attack is believed to be his wife, Chheng Mao, who allegedly fled the scene after the attack and remains at large.
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