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CCHR Highlights Concerns about the Abuse of Pre-Trial Detention in Cambodia
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) is deeply concerned that accused pedophile, Sebastian Reuyl, remains at liberty, despite reports that he is in violation of the conditions of his judicial supervision agreement
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CCHR Highlights Concerns about the Abuse of Pre-Trial Detention in Cambodia
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) is deeply concerned that accused pedophile, Sebastian Reuyl, remains at liberty, despite reports that he is in violation of the conditions of his judicial supervision agreement
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CCHR Highlights Concerns about the Abuse of Pre-Trial Detention in Cambodia
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) is deeply concerned that accused pedophile, Sebastian Reuyl, remains at liberty, despite reports that he is in violation of the conditions of his judicial supervision agreement
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NGO worker threatened after giving an interview with RFA
Sia Phearum, the Secretariat Director of Housing Rights Task Force, has been warned by a government affiliated youth organization, the Cambodia Democracy Student Coalition and Student Association, to stop his criticism of official government policy that employs volunteer students to demarcate the land. The threat came as a result of an interview Sia Phearum gave to Radio Free Asia (“RFA”) criticizing this government strategy.
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The Secretary-General – Message on the International Youth Day
U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S THE SECRETARY-GENERAL -- MESSAGE ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY 12 August 2012 Today’s generation of youth -- the largest the world has ever known, and the vast majority of whom live in developing countries -- has unprecedented potential to advance the well-being of the entire human family. Yet too many young people, including those who are highly educated, suffer from low-wage, dead-end work and record levels of unemployment. The global economic crisis has hit youththe hardest, and many are understandably discouraged by rising inequalities. A large number have no immediate prospects and are disenfranchised from the political, social and development processes in their countries. Without urgent measures, we risk creating a “lost generation” of squandered talent and dreams.
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The Secretary-General – Message on the International Youth Day
U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S THE SECRETARY-GENERAL -- MESSAGE ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY 12 August 2012 Today’s generation of youth -- the largest the world has ever known, and the vast majority of whom live in developing countries -- has unprecedented potential to advance the well-being of the entire human family. Yet too many young people, including those who are highly educated, suffer from low-wage, dead-end work and record levels of unemployment. The global economic crisis has hit youththe hardest, and many are understandably discouraged by rising inequalities. A large number have no immediate prospects and are disenfranchised from the political, social and development processes in their countries. Without urgent measures, we risk creating a “lost generation” of squandered talent and dreams.
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NGO worker threatened after giving an interview with RFA
Sia Phearum, the Secretariat Director of Housing Rights Task Force, has been warned by a government affiliated youth organization, the Cambodia Democracy Student Coalition and Student Association, to stop his criticism of official government policy that employs volunteer students to demarcate the land. The threat came as a result of an interview Sia Phearum gave to Radio Free Asia (“RFA”) criticizing this government strategy.
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NGO worker threatened after giving an interview with RFA
Sia Phearum, the Secretariat Director of Housing Rights Task Force, has been warned by a government affiliated youth organization, the Cambodia Democracy Student Coalition and Student Association, to stop his criticism of official government policy that employs volunteer students to demarcate the land. The threat came as a result of an interview Sia Phearum gave to Radio Free Asia (“RFA”) criticizing this government strategy.
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The Secretary-General – Message on the International Youth Day
U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S THE SECRETARY-GENERAL -- MESSAGE ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY 12 August 2012 Today’s generation of youth -- the largest the world has ever known, and the vast majority of whom live in developing countries -- has unprecedented potential to advance the well-being of the entire human family. Yet too many young people, including those who are highly educated, suffer from low-wage, dead-end work and record levels of unemployment. The global economic crisis has hit youththe hardest, and many are understandably discouraged by rising inequalities. A large number have no immediate prospects and are disenfranchised from the political, social and development processes in their countries. Without urgent measures, we risk creating a “lost generation” of squandered talent and dreams.
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NGO worker threatened after giving an interview with RFA
Sia Phearum, the Secretariat Director of Housing Rights Task Force, has been warned by a government affiliated youth organization, the Cambodia Democracy Student Coalition and Student Association, to stop his criticism of official government policy that employs volunteer students to demarcate the land. The threat came as a result of an interview Sia Phearum gave to Radio Free Asia (“RFA”) criticizing this government strategy.
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The Secretary-General – Message on the International Youth Day
U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S THE SECRETARY-GENERAL -- MESSAGE ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY 12 August 2012 Today’s generation of youth -- the largest the world has ever known, and the vast majority of whom live in developing countries -- has unprecedented potential to advance the well-being of the entire human family. Yet too many young people, including those who are highly educated, suffer from low-wage, dead-end work and record levels of unemployment. The global economic crisis has hit youththe hardest, and many are understandably discouraged by rising inequalities. A large number have no immediate prospects and are disenfranchised from the political, social and development processes in their countries. Without urgent measures, we risk creating a “lost generation” of squandered talent and dreams.
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