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CCHR Hosts Forum on Election and Democratic Space
On Thursday 21 October 2010, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights(CCHR) will be hosting a public forum on “Election and Democratic Space” (FOREDS) in Battambang.FOREDS is part of a program sponsored by United Nation Development Program (UNDP) aimed at strengthening democracy and electoral processes. The purpose of FOREDS is to provide a neutral forum for a wide range of stakeholders, including decision makers, electoral constituents and civil society to raise and debate issues related to the democratic and electoral process in Cambodia.
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Joint Motion for A Resolution
The Parliament of European Union adopted a resolution to calls on the Cambodian authorities to engage in political and institutional reforms to build a democratic state governed by the rule of law and founded on respect for fundamental freedoms.
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Joint Motion for A Resolution
The Parliament of European Union adopted a resolution to calls on the Cambodian authorities to engage in political and institutional reforms to build a democratic state governed by the rule of law and founded on respect for fundamental freedoms.
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CCHR Hosts Forum on Election and Democratic Space
On Thursday 21 October 2010, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights(CCHR) will be hosting a public forum on “Election and Democratic Space” (FOREDS) in Battambang.FOREDS is part of a program sponsored by United Nation Development Program (UNDP) aimed at strengthening democracy and electoral processes. The purpose of FOREDS is to provide a neutral forum for a wide range of stakeholders, including decision makers, electoral constituents and civil society to raise and debate issues related to the democratic and electoral process in Cambodia.
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CAMBODIA: "A Khmer’s ’one kilo of brain’ that is as good as any other brain"
My Sep. 22 column, "Effect of teachers is long lasting," brought an anonymous blogger’s comments, signed "kaun khmer" (Khmer child), who thanked all educators for helping shape lives, and thanked me for sharing my life story in that article.
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CAMBODIA: "A Khmer’s ’one kilo of brain’ that is as good as any other brain"
My Sep. 22 column, "Effect of teachers is long lasting," brought an anonymous blogger’s comments, signed "kaun khmer" (Khmer child), who thanked all educators for helping shape lives, and thanked me for sharing my life story in that article.
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CAMBODIA: "A Khmer’s ’one kilo of brain’ that is as good as any other brain"
My Sep. 22 column, "Effect of teachers is long lasting," brought an anonymous blogger’s comments, signed "kaun khmer" (Khmer child), who thanked all educators for helping shape lives, and thanked me for sharing my life story in that article.
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CAMBODIA: "A Khmer’s ’one kilo of brain’ that is as good as any other brain"
My Sep. 22 column, "Effect of teachers is long lasting," brought an anonymous blogger’s comments, signed "kaun khmer" (Khmer child), who thanked all educators for helping shape lives, and thanked me for sharing my life story in that article.
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New Cambodian Anti-Corruption Plan Will not Stop High-Level Offenders
Cambodia’s new anti-corruption strategy is a welcome step forward but there are some serious flaws in its design that mean it will fail to tackle corruption at the top of the political elite, warned Global Witness today.The lack of separation between the new Anti-Corruption Unit and the executive is a major weakness that makes prosecution of senior political figures extremely unlikely.
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New Cambodian Anti-Corruption Plan Will not Stop High-Level Offenders
Cambodia’s new anti-corruption strategy is a welcome step forward but there are some serious flaws in its design that mean it will fail to tackle corruption at the top of the political elite, warned Global Witness today.The lack of separation between the new Anti-Corruption Unit and the executive is a major weakness that makes prosecution of senior political figures extremely unlikely.
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New Cambodian Anti-Corruption Plan Will not Stop High-Level Offenders
Cambodia’s new anti-corruption strategy is a welcome step forward but there are some serious flaws in its design that mean it will fail to tackle corruption at the top of the political elite, warned Global Witness today.The lack of separation between the new Anti-Corruption Unit and the executive is a major weakness that makes prosecution of senior political figures extremely unlikely.
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New Cambodian Anti-Corruption Plan Will not Stop High-Level Offenders
Cambodia’s new anti-corruption strategy is a welcome step forward but there are some serious flaws in its design that mean it will fail to tackle corruption at the top of the political elite, warned Global Witness today.The lack of separation between the new Anti-Corruption Unit and the executive is a major weakness that makes prosecution of senior political figures extremely unlikely.
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