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Civil Society Urges ASEAN to Promote Responsible Business Practices Across the Region
As the dust settles on the Association of South-East Asian Nations (“ASEAN”) Summit and the ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People’s Forum, both held in Phnom Penh over the last two weeks to discuss various pressing thematic issues at a regional level, it is an opportune moment to reflect upon the role that businesses play in the region – in terms of both economic and social development – and the impact that they have upon the lives of ASEAN’s people.
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Civil Society Urges ASEAN to Promote Responsible Business Practices Across the Region
As the dust settles on the Association of South-East Asian Nations (“ASEAN”) Summit and the ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People’s Forum, both held in Phnom Penh over the last two weeks to discuss various pressing thematic issues at a regional level, it is an opportune moment to reflect upon the role that businesses play in the region – in terms of both economic and social development – and the impact that they have upon the lives of ASEAN’s people.
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Civil Society Urges ASEAN to Promote Responsible Business Practices Across the Region
As the dust settles on the Association of South-East Asian Nations (“ASEAN”) Summit and the ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People’s Forum, both held in Phnom Penh over the last two weeks to discuss various pressing thematic issues at a regional level, it is an opportune moment to reflect upon the role that businesses play in the region – in terms of both economic and social development – and the impact that they have upon the lives of ASEAN’s people.
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Joint Statement on Calling AICHR to release ASEAN Human Rights Declaration
We, the undersigned civil society organizations and networks from Southeast Asia, express our grave concern and disappointment over the continuing secrecy in the drafting process of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD).
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Joint Statement on Calling AICHR to release ASEAN Human Rights Declaration
We, the undersigned civil society organizations and networks from Southeast Asia, express our grave concern and disappointment over the continuing secrecy in the drafting process of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD).
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Joint Statement on Calling AICHR to release ASEAN Human Rights Declaration
We, the undersigned civil society organizations and networks from Southeast Asia, express our grave concern and disappointment over the continuing secrecy in the drafting process of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD).
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Joint Statement on Calling AICHR to release ASEAN Human Rights Declaration
We, the undersigned civil society organizations and networks from Southeast Asia, express our grave concern and disappointment over the continuing secrecy in the drafting process of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD).
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Outcome of the First Meeting of the Cambodia_Thailand
The Cambodia Joint Working Group representing the Royal Government of Cambodia, lead by General Neang Phat, Secretary of State, Ministry of National Defense and Chairman of the JWG for the implementation of the ICJ’s order for provisional measures dated 18 July 2011 accompanied by representatives from the Office of the Council of Ministers, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Interior, Border Committee, Governor of Preah Vihear Province, Commander of Military Region 4, Commander of Intervention Division 3, representative from National Police held the first meeting of the Cambodia-Thailand Joint Working Group on 04 April 2012 at Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters.
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CCHR Boycotts the Phnom Penh Hotel on Grounds of Human Rights Violations and Encourages Others to Take Responsibility for Supporting Human Rights
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) has chosen not to attend a two-day event relating to land and democratic governance that started yesterday, 4 April 2012, due to our decision to boycott the Phnom Penh Hotel, the venue for the event. CCHR intends to boycott both the hotel and any events hosted there for the foreseeable future. The reason for the boycott is that the hotel is owned by governing party senator Ly Yong Phat – one of the biggest land grabbers in Cambodia.
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Outcome of the First Meeting of the Cambodia_Thailand
The Cambodia Joint Working Group representing the Royal Government of Cambodia, lead by General Neang Phat, Secretary of State, Ministry of National Defense and Chairman of the JWG for the implementation of the ICJ’s order for provisional measures dated 18 July 2011 accompanied by representatives from the Office of the Council of Ministers, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Interior, Border Committee, Governor of Preah Vihear Province, Commander of Military Region 4, Commander of Intervention Division 3, representative from National Police held the first meeting of the Cambodia-Thailand Joint Working Group on 04 April 2012 at Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters.
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CCHR Boycotts the Phnom Penh Hotel on Grounds of Human Rights Violations and Encourages Others to Take Responsibility for Supporting Human Rights
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) has chosen not to attend a two-day event relating to land and democratic governance that started yesterday, 4 April 2012, due to our decision to boycott the Phnom Penh Hotel, the venue for the event. CCHR intends to boycott both the hotel and any events hosted there for the foreseeable future. The reason for the boycott is that the hotel is owned by governing party senator Ly Yong Phat – one of the biggest land grabbers in Cambodia.
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CCHR Boycotts the Phnom Penh Hotel on Grounds of Human Rights Violations and Encourages Others to Take Responsibility for Supporting Human Rights
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) has chosen not to attend a two-day event relating to land and democratic governance that started yesterday, 4 April 2012, due to our decision to boycott the Phnom Penh Hotel, the venue for the event. CCHR intends to boycott both the hotel and any events hosted there for the foreseeable future. The reason for the boycott is that the hotel is owned by governing party senator Ly Yong Phat – one of the biggest land grabbers in Cambodia.
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