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U.S. Embassy Announces Call for Proposals for Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation 2013
The U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh and the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State are pleased to announce the 2013 call for proposals for the Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP).
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U.S. Embassy Announces Call for Proposals for Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation 2013
The U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh and the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State are pleased to announce the 2013 call for proposals for the Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP).
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Conclusion of Two Cases Related to Chut Wutty Slaying Leave More Questions Than Answers
October 22, 2012 - Timber Green employee Ran Boroath was sentenced to two years in prison today for allegedly killing the military police officer that the government claims killed environmental activist Chut Wutty.
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Conclusion of Two Cases Related to Chut Wutty Slaying Leave More Questions Than Answers
October 22, 2012 - Timber Green employee Ran Boroath was sentenced to two years in prison today for allegedly killing the military police officer that the government claims killed environmental activist Chut Wutty.
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Conclusion of Two Cases Related to Chut Wutty Slaying Leave More Questions Than Answers
October 22, 2012 - Timber Green employee Ran Boroath was sentenced to two years in prison today for allegedly killing the military police officer that the government claims killed environmental activist Chut Wutty.
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Conclusion of Two Cases Related to Chut Wutty Slaying Leave More Questions Than Answers
October 22, 2012 - Timber Green employee Ran Boroath was sentenced to two years in prison today for allegedly killing the military police officer that the government claims killed environmental activist Chut Wutty.
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Remembering Dey Krahorm: Three Years after their Forced Eviction, Former Residents Petition the National Assembly to Make Cambodia an Eviction and Land-Grab Free Zone
On 08th October 2012, past residents of the Dey Krahorm community in central Phnom Penh gathered at the site of their former homes to petition the National Assembly to put an end to pervasive land-grabbing and forced evictions across Cambodia. The residents of Dey Krahorm were forcibly evicted and the community razed on 29 January 2009, when armed police, military police and demolition workers came at night to tear down houses and move people off their land. In many cases residents did not have time to move their possessions outside of their houses before they were pulled down by the demolition teams.
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Remembering Dey Krahorm: Three Years after their Forced Eviction, Former Residents Petition the National Assembly to Make Cambodia an Eviction and Land-Grab Free Zone
On 08th October 2012, past residents of the Dey Krahorm community in central Phnom Penh gathered at the site of their former homes to petition the National Assembly to put an end to pervasive land-grabbing and forced evictions across Cambodia. The residents of Dey Krahorm were forcibly evicted and the community razed on 29 January 2009, when armed police, military police and demolition workers came at night to tear down houses and move people off their land. In many cases residents did not have time to move their possessions outside of their houses before they were pulled down by the demolition teams.
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Remembering Dey Krahorm: Three Years after their Forced Eviction, Former Residents Petition the National Assembly to Make Cambodia an Eviction and Land-Grab Free Zone
On 08th October 2012, past residents of the Dey Krahorm community in central Phnom Penh gathered at the site of their former homes to petition the National Assembly to put an end to pervasive land-grabbing and forced evictions across Cambodia. The residents of Dey Krahorm were forcibly evicted and the community razed on 29 January 2009, when armed police, military police and demolition workers came at night to tear down houses and move people off their land. In many cases residents did not have time to move their possessions outside of their houses before they were pulled down by the demolition teams.
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Remembering Dey Krahorm: Three Years after their Forced Eviction, Former Residents Petition the National Assembly to Make Cambodia an Eviction and Land-Grab Free Zone
On 08th October 2012, past residents of the Dey Krahorm community in central Phnom Penh gathered at the site of their former homes to petition the National Assembly to put an end to pervasive land-grabbing and forced evictions across Cambodia. The residents of Dey Krahorm were forcibly evicted and the community razed on 29 January 2009, when armed police, military police and demolition workers came at night to tear down houses and move people off their land. In many cases residents did not have time to move their possessions outside of their houses before they were pulled down by the demolition teams.
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2012 Voter Verification and Registration Process
In the period of 2012 voter list verification and voter registration for the 5th mandate of National Assembly Elections in year 2013, The Neutral and Impartial Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (NICFEC) deployed 200 volunteer observers to monitor the process in 24 provinces with the aim of providing impartial information on voter list’s accuracy and analysis of the process for future improvement.
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2012 Voter Verification and Registration Process
In the period of 2012 voter list verification and voter registration for the 5th mandate of National Assembly Elections in year 2013, The Neutral and Impartial Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (NICFEC) deployed 200 volunteer observers to monitor the process in 24 provinces with the aim of providing impartial information on voter list’s accuracy and analysis of the process for future improvement.
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