Archive for April, 2007
Sunday,2007-04-29: Between the Commune and the National Elections
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
For many weeks, there was one clear focus in the public discussion: the commune elections. Other questions were pushed in the background – even such questions directly related to the elections, like the activities which led to the split of allegiances between Funcinpec and the party which was quickly renamed [...]
Saturday, 28.4.2007: Khmer Oil Experts Will Discuss in US Tomorrow
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
“Khmer oil experts will meet in the United States of America tomorrow to discus oil resources. The discussion is held while the Prime Minister got angry at the expressions of doubt, whether financial resources of billions of dollars per year from oil will reach the poor citizens’ hands, or [...]
Friday, 27.4.2007: If Hun Sen, Sar Kheng, Cham Prasidh, and Vorng Soth Do Not Reveal Murderers Who Shot Hy Vuthy, Global Companies Will Stop Buying Garments from Cambodia
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
“A letter dated 19 April 2007 and sent to Hun Sen, the Prime Minister, Sar Kheng, the Minister of the Interior, Cham Prasidh, the very corrupt Minister of Commerce, and Vorng Soth, the Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, five big global companies seriously declared, ‘The recent death of [...]
Thursday, 26.4.2007: US Puts Pressure On Khmer Police Chief Over Human Trafficking in Cambodia
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
“When meeting with US officials this week, Mr. Hok Lundy, the National Police Chief, learned a lot from the United States of America about international anti-terrorism and other crimes. Meanwhile, Mr. Hok Lundy had to answer many questions from US officials concerning human trafficking in Cambodia.
“The Reuters news agency [...]
Wednesday, 25.4.2007: Sam Rainsy Party Does Not Completely Support Official Results of the Elections
Apologies again for the delays – the office work suffers a lot from electricity cuts.
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
Final Results: Cambodian People’s Party Gets 1,591 Commune Chiefs, Sam Rainsy Party 28, and Funcinpec 2
“Phnom Penh: The National Election Committee [NEC] announced on 24 April the official results of the second term commune and subdistrict [...]
Tuesday, 24.4.2007: Kem Sokha Seeks Supports for His Human Rights Party in US
Apologies for the delays – office work suffers a lot from electricity cuts.
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
“The human rights activist from Cambodia Mr. Kem Sokha is returning to the political game again. After spending more than five years outside politics as an observer of the situation of human rights and democracy, and as a [...]
Sunday/Monday, 22/23.4.2007: Nhek Bun Chhay And Lu Lay Sreng Ask Hun Sen to Remove Funcinpec Officials Who Join the Cambodian People’s Party
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 505
Mr. Lu Lay Sreng, the First Vice President of Funcinpec, and Mr. Nhek Bun Chhay, the Secretary-General of Funcinpec, have asked Prime Minister Hun Sen many times to remove Funcinpec officials who have positions in the government, but Mr. Hun Sen did not agree, responding briefly not to worry about [...]
Sunday,2007-4-22: After The Commune Council Elections
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 504
Looking back three weeks to the day of the Cambodian Commune Council Elections of 1 April 2007 it is a challenge to reflect on what has happened, in spite of the fact that the official results are to be published by the National Election Committee only on 24 April.
The numbers [...]
Saturday, 21.4.2007: Kampuchea Krom Monks Demonstrate… Another Group Of Monks Oppose Them And Cause Injury
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 504
“Phnom Penh: Part of Preah Monivong Boulevard was blocked for three hours. About 100 Kampuchea Krom Khmer monks demanded freedom in Vietnam, appealing to the Royal Government through petition and a march on Friday morning, although they did not have a permission to demonstrate by the Phnom Penh municipality. Their [...]
Friday, 20.4.2007: Director General Of National Police Proud About Cooperation With The US Federal Bureau Of Investigation
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 504
“Phnom Penh: General Hok Lundy, the Director General of National Police, expressed his optimism about the cooperation between the [Cambodian] National Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] of the United States of America.
“He expressed this opinion in an interview with CTN [Cambodian Television Network] which was broadcast on [...]
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