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No Victory for Justice Despite Welcome Release from Prison of Broma Villagers
Phnom Penh, 19 March 2013 – The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) today witnessed the release of Mr. Touch Ream and Mr. Kann Savann, after 10 months in prison in connection with a so-called secessionist movement in Broma village, Kampong Domrey commune, Chhlong district, Kratie province
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NGO Coalition Calls for Justification on the Promotion of the Ex-Director General of Telecom Cambodia
The promotion of a Government official under investigation for alleged misconduct and suspicion of embezzlement and corruption sets a very bad example for the Cambodian society.
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NGO Coalition Calls for Justification on the Promotion of the Ex-Director General of Telecom Cambodia
The promotion of a Government official under investigation for alleged misconduct and suspicion of embezzlement and corruption sets a very bad example for the Cambodian society.
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No Victory for Justice Despite Welcome Release from Prison of Broma Villagers
Phnom Penh, 19 March 2013 – The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) today witnessed the release of Mr. Touch Ream and Mr. Kann Savann, after 10 months in prison in connection with a so-called secessionist movement in Broma village, Kampong Domrey commune, Chhlong district, Kratie province
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Cambodia Resettlement Debacle Cover Up: ADB Conceals Critical Expert Report
Equitable Cambodia (EC), Sahmakum Teang Tnaut (STT) and Inclusive Development International (IDI) regret the Asian Development Bank’s refusal to disclose a critical independent expert report on the impacts of involuntary resettlement caused by the Railway Rehabilitation Project in Cambodia.
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Cambodia Resettlement Debacle Cover Up: ADB Conceals Critical Expert Report
Equitable Cambodia (EC), Sahmakum Teang Tnaut (STT) and Inclusive Development International (IDI) regret the Asian Development Bank’s refusal to disclose a critical independent expert report on the impacts of involuntary resettlement caused by the Railway Rehabilitation Project in Cambodia.
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No Return to Bandith Country
We, the undersigned, congratulate the Court of Appeal for resurrecting the case involving Chhouk Bandith – and for reinstating charges against him. This move followed the controversial decision of Svay Rieng Provincial Court to drop all charges on 18 December 2012, allegedly due to insufficient evidence.
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No Return to Bandith Country
We, the undersigned, congratulate the Court of Appeal for resurrecting the case involving Chhouk Bandith – and for reinstating charges against him. This move followed the controversial decision of Svay Rieng Provincial Court to drop all charges on 18 December 2012, allegedly due to insufficient evidence.
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