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Call for Charges to be Dropped Against 3 Garment Factory Workers Detained in Kandal Court’s Prison
The Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC), a coalition of 21 NGO members, regrets the decision made by Kandal Provincial Court to charge and detain three garment factory workers; Lach Sambo, Sal Kimsan and Yin Khun who have been working for Genuine garment factory since 4 July 2006.
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Statement of Heng Peov
Until 27 July 2006 I was the Major Genteral of Ministry of Interiors Under Secretary of State, and Personal Advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen
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Statement of Heng Peov
Until 27 July 2006 I was the Major Genteral of Ministry of Interiors Under Secretary of State, and Personal Advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen
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Statement of Heng Peov
Until 27 July 2006 I was the Major Genteral of Ministry of Interiors Under Secretary of State, and Personal Advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen
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Statement of Heng Peov
Until 27 July 2006 I was the Major Genteral of Ministry of Interiors Under Secretary of State, and Personal Advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen
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Concerns Over Use of Disinformation Article Under UNTAC Law to Silence Journalists
The Alliance for Freedom of Expression in Cambodia (AFEC) is very worried about the fact that persons from within or close to the Cambodian government are using Article 62 of the UNTAC law on "disinformation" against journalists who criticized them. The recent complaint against two Cambodian journalists have been filed only a few weeks after that the National Assembly has taken the prison terms out of Article 63 of the UNTAC law on criminal defamation recently. The AFEC is afraid that there was no change of attitude behind this minor legal reform.
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AFEC Concern About Article 62 of UNTAC
Government used Article 62 of UNTAC to against Journalist
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Concern About the Use of Force in Eviction at Preah Monivong Hospital
The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) and the Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights (LICADHO) condemn the forced evictions by police authorities of 168 families living near Preah Monivong Hospital in Phnom Penh. According to residents, three people suffered injuries caused by violence committed by the police while evicting some of the families on the morning of July 2, 2006.
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Land Grabbing and Evictions Have Become Human Rights Issue no.1 for Cambodian Villagers
CCHR alerts the Cambodian and international publish that land grabbing and evictions have become the most widespread and one of the most pressing human rights problems in Cambodia.
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