Archive for November, 2008
Global Witness Encourages Donor Countries to Put Pressure on the Hole-in-the-Basket Government – Saturday, 29.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 588
“A few days ahead of the meeting between big donor countries and international organizations and leaders of the Cambodian government, an organization, also big in the world, issued a statement for international donor countries to put pressure on the Hun Sen Cambodian People’s Party government to change the tradition and [...]
Run Rath Veasna Tells Chiefs of Posts Countrywide Not to Listen to Sar Kheng’s Order – Friday, 28.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 588
“Compared to what Khmer Machas Srok published a few days ago, the director of the Anti-Economic Crimes Police Department, Mr. Run Rath Veasna and his partisans really do not listen to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Mr. Sar Kheng, because they consider Mr. Sar Kheng, who follows the [...]
The Ministry of Education Is Facing a Shortage of Foreign Language and Information Technology Teachers – Thursday, 27.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 588
“Phnom Penh: School directors in Phnom Penh and in different provinces said that their schools are facing a shortage of foreign language and information technology teachers, important sectors to strengthen the quality of education.
“The Tuol Tumpung High School director, Mr. Chet Yam, said by telephone in the morning of 26 [...]
Lawyers Ask China, the United States, and Yuon to Testify Related to the Khmer Rouge Regime – Wednesday, 26.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 588
“The laws governing the Khmer Rouge Tribunal do not state anything about related countries, although it is known that some countries strongly supported the Khmer Rouge regime. Regarding this problem, defense lawyers of Nuon Chea, the former president of the National Assembly and Brother Number 2 of the Khmer Rouge [...]
Amnesty International Condemns Eviction of Citizens by Military Force – Tuesday, 25.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 588
“Amnesty International, based in London, England, issued a statement late last week condemning the Cambodian authorities who use soldiers to violently evicted around 300 families in Chhuk, Kampot.
“According to the statement of Amnesty International, issued late last week, the use of armed forces to violently evict citizens from their houses [...]
Mr. Sar Kheng Warns Against the Culture of Preparing Documents Asking for Ranks and for Positions – Monday, 24.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 588
“Phnom Penh: Referring to the Anti-Economic Crimes Police Department as an obvious example, Deputy Prime Minister Sar Kheng, the Minister of Interior, warned police officers of the Minister of Interior they should eliminate the culture of preparing document to ask for insignia of rank and positions, and he warned officers [...]
“The Spreading of Disorder” – or: Impunity Creates More Violations of the Law – Sunday,23.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 587
Three Dutch Behavior and Social Science scientists made a number of revealing experiments. They are described as follows:
“ A thesis known as the ‘Broken Windows Theory’ suggests that signs of disorderly and petty criminal behavior trigger more disorderly and petty criminal behavior, thus causing the behavior to spread. This may [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Noppadon Pattama Discloses Internal Affairs in Negotiations about the Preah Vihear Temple Leading to Border Disputes – Saturday, 22.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 587
“Five months after losing his position, the former Siamese [Thai] Minister of Foreign Affairs Noppadon Pattama [นพดล ปัทมะ], had to sleep with sorrow, before deciding to retire from politics and become a businessman, running an Italian restaurant at the Chao Praya riverside in Bangkok. Because he wanted to explain his [...]
Lao Mong Hay Says Hok Lundy Was Involved in Many Cases of Killing People, and His Death Has Brought Relief to Many – Friday, 21.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 587
“A senior researcher at the Asian Human Rights Commission in Hong Kong, Dr. Lao Mong Hay, said that the death of Mr. Hok Lundy, the Director General of the National Police, in a helicopter crash on 9 November 2008, has brought relief to many people, and he added that Mr. [...]
The Government and Civil Society Organizations Disagree over Draft Law to Control Non-Government Organizations – Thursday, 20.11.2008
The Mirror, Vol. 12, No. 587
“Phnom Penh: Officials of the Cambodian government announced their intention to adopt a law to control non-government organizations during the fourth term government in order to solve problems and irregularities of civil organizations in Cambodia. However, civil society and human rights organizations, that do significant work, are opposed to the [...]
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