Archive for July, 2007
Monday, 30.7.2007: Bombs Set at “Ten Thousand Years” Khmer-Yuon Friendship Statute While Kampuchea Krom Khmers Demand Finding Monk Tim Sakhan
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 519
“On Sunday morning of 29 July 2007, Khmer officials found locally hand-made bombs placed by unknown people in the park opposite Wat Botum in Phnom Penh.
“The officials were very much concerned, finding the bombs at the “Ten Thousand Year” Khmer-Yuon [Vietnamese] Friendship Statue, where early morning at 5:20 on [...]
Sunday,2007-07-29: Circular and Linear Times
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
Politics are not following circular time lines – like the annual festivals do, which come again and again, with little variation: we know already more or less what to expect when the next Water Festival comes, or the next three New Years: the International, the Chinese, and the Khmer New [...]
Saturday, 28.7.2007: President of World Bank Will Be Strongly Criticized by Hun Sen if He Dares to Speak about the Facts in Cambodia
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
“The new World Bank president, Mr. Robert Zoellick, will visit Cambodia from 4 to 8 August 2007 in order to study the facts in Cambodia. During this first visit, he will meet with government officials, the opposition leader Mr. Sam Rainsy, and officials of non-government organizations.
“However, some officials said that [...]
Friday, 27.7.2007: Samdech Krom Preah Uses Communication Technology to Do Politics from Abroad
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
“Phnom Penh: Without returning to Cambodia for a court verdict and possible punishment, Samdech Krom Preah uses communication technology to do political propaganda to attract voters to support the Norodom Ranariddh Party.
“Mr. Muth Chantha, the spokesperson of the Norodom Ranariddh Party, told Rasmei Kampuchea on the afternoon of 16 July, [...]
Thursday, 26.7.2007: Two Ministries Join With Each Other to Solve Crisis; Centers for Justice Services on District Levels Are Created to Find Out-of-Court Dispute Solutions
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
“Phnom Penh: Disputes at the local level are often caused by officials who delay decisions, or have the attitude of escaping from solving problems, and who mostly leave problems to be solved at higher levels. Because of protests at local level are not effective, protesters often come to Phnom Penh [...]
Wednesday, 25.7.2007: Sam Rainsy Asserts that Human Rights Party Is Supported by Cambodian People’s Party
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
“The leader of the no-longer opposing Sam Rainsy Party accused the Human Rights Party of Mr. Kem Sokha of being a political tool of the Cambodian People’s Party [CPP]. Mr. Sam Rainsy said publicly yesterday morning at the office of World Vision that the Human Rights Party is supported and [...]
Tuesday, 24.7.2007: Decisions of Human Rights Party: Kem Sokha Is President; Keo Remy, Pen Sovann, and Keat Sokun Are Vice-Presidents; Ou Chanrath Is Secretary-General
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
“The decisions of the Human Rights Party’s first congress, held on 22 July 2007 at the Olympic Stadium in the basketball section for eight hours, brought the results that Mr. Kem Sokha was elected president of the Human Rights Party; Mr. Keo Remy, Mr. Pen Sovann, and Mr. Keat [...]
Monday, 23.7.2007: Book about Situation of Radio Stations in Cambodia Published in Khmer
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 518
“Phnom Penh: A book about the situation of radio stations in Cambodia, whose publication is supported by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, is now published also in Khmer after it had been recently published in English.
“The book of 47 pages written by Mr. Puy Kea, a member of the Club of [...]
Sunday,2007-07-22: What Will the Announced Changes in the Court System Bring?
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 517
The Ministry of Justice had announced that new procedures will be enforced from 13 July in Phnom Penh, and from 27 July in the provinces countrywide, defining some procedures which the courts and the judicial authorities will have to implement, to improve the quality of the courts in Cambodia [...]
Saturday, 21.7.2007: Japanese Investment Company Announces Investment in Refining Castor Oil to Produce Diesel Fuel
The Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 517
“Phnom Penh: Thirty Japanese investors expressed their ideas about large scale investments for the first time in Cambodia on 20 July 2007, after they had visited Cambodia from 16 to 20 July. In the meantime, they expressed their purpose of investment in refining castor oil for diesel fuel with a [...]
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