21. Roundup: Cambodian Government Focuses Its Effort On Flood Relief Friday, September 22, 2000, updated at 0837(GMT+8). World, Roundupcambodian government Focuses Its Effort on Flood Relief. The Royal http://fpeng.peopledaily.com.cn/english/200009/22/eng20000922_51077.html

Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China Quiz ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Friday, September 22, 2000, updated at 08:37(GMT+8) World Roundup: Cambodian Government Focuses Its Effort on Flood Relief The Royal Government of Cambodia , headed by Prime Minister Hun Sen, has mobilized all sources to help its people fight against the flood, relieve the sufferings of the flood affected people and reconstruct their homeland. Prime Minister Hun Sen ordered all executive departments of the cabinet to cancel all unnecessary meetings, seminars and discussions, in order to go down to the affected villages and communes to offer emergency assistance to the people. King Norodom Sihanouk returned to Cambodia from Beijing earlier in order to fight against the flood together with his countrymen, he told Prime Minister Hun Sen upon his arrival at the Phnom Penh Pochendong International Airport on September 16. And the King and Queen Monineath Sihanouk donated 300 tons of rice to the flood affected areas. Hun Sen personally surveyed the flood areas in many provinces of the country following his return from the UN Millennium Summit on September 12. Everywhere he went, he comforted the affected people, distributed relief supplies to them, encouraged them to overcome difficulties caused by flooding and reconstruct home by themselves.

22. 26 Jailed For Trying To Topple Cambodian Government Tuesday, November 06, 2001, updated at 0913(GMT+8). World, 26 Jailedfor Trying to Topple cambodian government. Twenty six people http://fpeng.peopledaily.com.cn/english/200111/06/eng20011106_83962.html

Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China At a Glance ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Tuesday, November 06, 2001, updated at 09:13(GMT+8) World 26 Jailed for Trying to Topple Cambodian Government Twenty six people were sentenced to jail Monday in the second trial of suspects accused of attempting to topple Cambodia 's government last November. The suspects were given from three to 15 years for attempting to overthrow Prime Minister Hun Sen's government with an armed attack on three government buildings in Phnom Penh on Nov. 24, 2000. Six attackers and one civilian were killed, and 12 wounded in the pre-dawn raids. An obscure U.S.-based anti-communist group, the Cambodian Freedom Fighters, claimed responsibility. Family members wept outside the crowded courtroom as the verdicts were announced, with many saying the accused had cooperated with government investigators after receiving promises of leniency. Two people were freed because of lack of evidence. "This is not justice," said Choum Samy, mother of a 29-year-old customs official, Duong Sopheap, who was given seven years imprisonment.

23. LFTL Assists Cambodian Government LFTL assists cambodian government Tracts supplied for National AIDSDay outreach. Light for the Lost had an unusual opportunity late http://lightforthelost.ag.org/lightforthelost/spotlight/pub-spotlight-0205-cmbdi

Get Involved Annual Convention District Tours LFTL Gear ... LFTL Staff Search Our Site Contribute to an LFTL Project NOW! Secure Credit Card Contributions How To Become A Christian LFTL assists Cambodian government Tracts supplied for National AIDS Day outreach Light for the Lost had an unusual opportunity late last year to join with the national government of Cambodia to share the gospel through evangelism literature. Every year the Cambodian government promotes a National AIDS Day to increase public awareness of the danger of HIV to the people of Cambodia. In 2001, because the government was late sending out the literature to be used in the one-day campaign, the Assemblies of God was asked to help. We quickly went to Phnom Penh, the capital, to look for tracts appropriate to the need. We wanted to speak to the hearts of the rural people. Therefore, we selected the Cambodian bible society for our supplier. LFTL purchased 1,400 tracts for distribution. The tracts focused on three areas: WORRY, SICKNESS, and HOPE. Our tracts were approved by the Local Ministry of Health staff, and school children, along with some of our Christian workers, handed out all of the tracts throughout the region.

24. AEGiS-AFP News: Cambodia-sex: Cambodian Government Rules Out Legalisation Of Pro PHNOM PENH, Nov 19 (AFP) A senior cambodian government official has ruled outlegalising prostitution, but admitted the government has failed to tackle the http://www.aegis.com/news/afp/1999/AF991127.html

Cambodia-sex: Cambodian government rules out legalisation of prostitution Agence France-Presse - November 19, 1999 PHNOM PENH, Nov 19 (AFP) - A senior Cambodian government official has ruled out legalising prostitution, but admitted the government has failed to tackle the industry's enormous health risk and abuse of sex workers. "The government is not denying prostitution is a social crisis, and the way the government has dealt with the problem has not been effective," Minister for Women's Affairs Mu Sochua told a forum of the Foreign Correspondents Club late Thursday. "But let's not look at a solution for today, but one that addresses the root cause of the problem which is poverty." With half of Cambodia's 20,000-strong sex workforce feared to be infected with the HIV (human immuno-deficiency) virus, which causes AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), there has been mounting debate here on whether decriminalisation of prostitution could help control the booming industry. However Mu Sochua argued that while there was an urgent need for greater protection for prostitutes most of which are trapped in slave-like conditions she said any steps to legalise the multi-million dollar business would never be passed by the government.

25. Opposition Leader Blames Cambodian Government For Anti-Thai Riots The cambodian government said January 31 that it had arrested 150 extremists andannounced it would pay compensation for violent antiThai riots as it sought http://www.ptd.net/webnews/wed/de/Qcambodia-thailand.Rj1-_DF1.html

26. Cambodian Government Faces Tough Questions Over Anti-Thai Riots cambodian government faces tough questions over antiThai riots The cambodian governmenthas apologised and promised compensation, partly mollifying Thailand. http://www.ptd.net/webnews/wed/cd/Qcambodia-thailand.Rrid_DF2.html

27. Cambodian Government Facing Fresh Sex And Violence Scandal cambodian government Facing Fresh Sex And Violence Scandal. PHNOM PENH,Dec 13 (AFP) Cambodia's government was Monday facing more http://cambodia.ahrchk.net/mainfile.php/news199912/340/

28. Cambodian Government Agrees To Delay Embarrassing KR Trial cambodian government Agrees to Delay Embarrassing KR Trial. Cambodia'sgovernment agreed Tuesday to keep the lid on potentially http://cambodia.ahrchk.net/mainfile.php/news199908/127/

29. Cambodia: Tribunal Must Meet International Standards (Human Rights Watch Press R Given the failure of the cambodian government to address the concerns about thetribunal raised more than a year ago, we feel the UN acted appropriately. http://www.hrw.org/press/2002/02/cambodiatribunal.htm

Africa Americas Asia Europe/Central Asia ... HRW World Report 2002: Cambodia FREE Join the HRW Mailing List Cambodia: Tribunal Must Meet International Standards (New York, February 12, 2002) - The United Nations was right to pull out of negotiations with the Cambodian government over how to bring Khmer Rouge leaders to justice, Human Rights Watch said today, but neither the U.N. nor the Cambodian government should consider the issue closed. Related Material Cambodia's Commune Council Elections Press Backgrounder, January 18, 2002 International Justice Human Rights Watch World Report 2000 - Overview of Developments in 2001 Cambodia Human Rights Watch Documents "Given the failure of the Cambodian government to address the concerns about the tribunal raised more than a year ago, we feel the U.N. acted appropriately. The Cambodian people deserve justice, but at the same high standard as the people of the former Yugoslavia." Mike Jendrzejczyk, Washington director of Human Rights Watch Human Rights Watch urged the Cambodian government to take the necessary measures to bring the proposed tribunal up to international standards so that the U.N. could participate. "Given the failure of the Cambodian government to address the concerns about the tribunal raised more than a year ago, we feel the U.N. acted appropriately," said Mike Jendrzejczyk, Washington director of Human Rights Watch. "The Cambodian people deserve justice, but at the same high standard as the people of the former Yugoslavia."

30. Human Rights Watch: Cambodia Press releases, commentary and reports on the human rights situation in the country.Category Regional Asia Cambodia Society and Culture...... The cambodian government needs to demonstrate that it wants to hold fair and credibletrials of former Khmer Rouge leaders, Human Rights Watch said today. http://www.hrw.org/asia/cambodia.php

Africa Americas Asia Europe/Central Asia ... More... Cambodia Cambodia: Freedom of Expression Under Attack Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International today expressed concern about the impact of the arrests of two journalists in Cambodia on the country's climate for free expression. February 11, 2003 Press Release Cambodians, Too, Deserve Justice Aging mass murderers continue to live freely in Cambodia. This month Nuon Chea, "Brother No. 2" and deputy to the Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot, finally stepped into a courtroom. Among other crimes, researchers have linked him to the Tuol Sleng torture center where more than 16,000 men, women and children went in and only seven came out alive. December 27, 2002 Commentary Cambodia: Excessive Force Used Against Environmental Advocates Incident Highlights Government Crackdown on Forestry Reform Cambodian police used excessive force against peaceful environmental advocates in Phnom Penh earlier this month, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch expressed grave concern about an apparent government campaign of harassment, intimidation, and threat of legal action against forestry reform advocates in Phnom Penh and Cambodia's provinces. December 24, 2002 Press Release

31. Wfn.org | Cambodian Government Honors Church World Service 27January-2000 00038 cambodian government Honors Church World Service by Wendy S.McDowell National Council of Churches News Office NEW YORK CITY-Twenty years http://www.wfn.org/2000/01/msg00180.html

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32. Wfn.org | Cambodian Government Honors CWS From the Worldwide Faith News archives www.wfn.org. cambodian governmentHonors CWS. From CAROL_FOUKE.parti@ecunet.org (CAROL FOUKE http://www.wfn.org/1999/12/msg00180.html

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33. Media Release - DFAT - CAMBODIA NUON PAET We are maintaining consistent pressure on the cambodian government, to make clearto all relevant cambodian government agencies their obligation with respect http://www.dfat.gov.au/media/releases/department/d065_98.html

MEDIA RELEASE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE AUSTRALIA 22 July 1998 CAMBODIA NUON PAET We categorically reject the suggestion broadcast on the ABC's Foreign Correspondent program on 21 July 1998 that the Australian Government is not doing enough to ensure that Nuon Paet, the Khmer Rouge commander believed to be responsible for David Wilson's death, is brought to trial. The Australian Government is deeply concerned by recent reports that Nuon Paet might be enjoying some form of protection in Cambodia, official or otherwise, as it has been previously when any such suggestions have arisen. As it has done on every such occasion, the Australian Government has again raised its serious concerns about this report with the Cambodian authorities in the context of commitments already secured from Cambodian leaders that Nuon Paet will be arrested. We are maintaining consistent pressure on the Cambodian Government, to make clear to all relevant Cambodian Government agencies their obligation with respect to the arrest of Nuon Paet. We are also reminding the Cambodian authorities of the unambiguous commitments given by Cambodia's leaders that Nuon Paet will be brought to trial.

34. Cambodia: Wilson Case: Allegations By Sam Rainsy Sam Rainsy, ex Finance Minister in the cambodian government is reported today asalleging that the cambodian government deliberately sacrificed David Wilson http://www.dfat.gov.au/media/releases/foreign/1995/m76.html

6 July 1995 CAMBODIA: WILSON CASE: ALLEGATIONS BY SAM RAINSY Sam Rainsy, ex Finance Minister in the Cambodian Government is reported today as alleging that the Cambodian Government deliberately sacrificed David Wilson and his two companions for political ends. As I understand it, he alleges that the Cambodian Government wanted to push the Khmer Rouge into killing the hostages to ensure that foreign governments condemned the Khmer Rouge and provided military assistance. He alleges therefore that the Cambodian Government had no serious intention of paying a ransom to secure the release of the hostages. Sam Rainsy reportedly admits that he has no concrete proof for his allegations. We have no record or recollection of him bringing these allegations to the attention of the Australian Government during or after the conclusion of the hostage drama. For reasons spelt out fully below, I do not believe there is any substance in the allegations; there is, moreover, reason to question Sam Rainsy's motivation in making them. My strong sympathy and that of the many officials dealing with this tragic case, goes out to the Wilson family. Once again they are confronted by rumour and innuendo which cannot be proved and causes them further acute distress that everything was not done to save David.

35. Falun Dafa Clearwisdom.net Friends of Falun Gong Europe Asks cambodian government to Honor Its Obligationas a UN Signatory to Protect UN Refugees. Prime Minister http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2002/8/20/25511.html

Clearwisdom Home Open Forum Truth Clarification About Falun Emblem ... Welcome Note... To Fellow Practitioners (Updated on July 1) Article Selections Cultivation Within Fa Rectification Righteous Beliefs and Actions Exposing the Crimes of Jiang Zemin Sending Forth Righteous Thoughts ... Evidence of Persecution The Persecution Practitioners Killed in Persecution SOS! Urgent Rescue Exposing the Crimes of Masanjia Labor Camp ... Links to Other Libraries Important Links FalunDafa.org FalunInfo.net PureInsight.org ClearHarmony.net ... FGM TV Contact Us Editor Web Team Submissions Welcome Daily Posting Subscription Search - Help Advanced Search Friends of Falun Gong Europe Asks Cambodian Government to Honor Its Obligation as a UN Signatory to Protect UN Refugees Prime Minister of Cambodia Government of Cambodia Phnom Penh Cambodia th August 2002 Dear Prime Minister, I am writing to express my deep concern at the recent deportation of the two Chinese Falun Gong practitioners, Mr Li Guojun and his wife Zhang Xinyi, from Cambodia back to China. As you will be aware, both had been granted UN refugee status, and as such, should have been exempt from any such deportation order through the likelihood of reprisals from the Chinese government once they were deported. It is extremely disturbing that the Cambodian police came to their decision following pressure from the Chinese embassy in Phnom Penh, especially when the couple had been living and working there, and had been given UN Refugee Certificates.

36. Pacific Internet (Singapore) PHNOM PENH (AFP) A shaken cambodian government faces the tricky task this weekof repairing damage to its reputation and regional relations after being http://www.pacific.net.sg/article.php?id=115023

37. ReliefWeb: Cambodian Government On Flood Alert As Death Toll Hits 10 cambodian government on flood alert as death toll hits 10 PHNOM PENH, July 26 (AFP) Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen put his cabinet on high alert Wednesday http://www.reliefweb.int/w/Rwb.nsf/480fa8736b88bbc3c12564f6004c8ad5/4b1f182fed20

38. Yale > Cambodian Genocide Project > Introduction With the cambodian government and the international community now in harmonyfor the first time on the subject of the genocide, the Cambodian Genocide http://www.yale.edu/cgp/cgpintro.html

Introduction The Cambodian genocide of 1975-1979, in which approximately 1.7 million people lost their lives (21% of the country's population), was one of the worst human tragedies of the last century. As in Nazi Germany, and more recently in East Timor, Guatemala, Yugoslavia, and Rwanda, the Khmer Rouge regime headed by Pol Pot combined extremist ideology with ethnic animosity and a diabolical disregard for human life to produce repression, misery, and murder on a massive scale. In December 1994, the Cambodian Genocide Program (CGP) at Yale University won an initial grant of $499,000 from the Office of Cambodian Genocide Investigations, Bureau of East Asia and the Pacific, U.S. Department of State. In 1995-96 the Australian and Netherlands governments and the Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. provided complementary funding. In 1997, the State Department's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor awarded the CGP another grant of $1 million, and in 1999, a further $150,000. In January 1995, the CGP established the Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam) in Phnom Penh, and immediately began the work of documenting the mass killings in Cambodia during the Democratic Kampuchea (DK) regime headed by Pol Pot between 1975 and 1979. Besides training and equipping the Cambodian staff of the Documentation Center, the CGP set out to

39. Cambodge Arm Wrestling between the UN and the cambodian government The UN wants to setup an international tribunal with defendants appearing before mostly foreign http://www.diplomatiejudiciaire.com/UK/CambodgeUK.htm

j udicial d iplomacy Chronicles and reports on International Criminal Justice H ome Trials Institutions ... Law C ambodia The “Democratic Kampuchea” regime is held responsible for the deaths of nearly 1.7 million Cambodians between 1975 and 1979. On April 17, 1975, Pol Pot’s troops invade Phnom Penh and seize power. On January 7, 1979, Vietnam invades the country and drives out the Khmer Rouge government. Pol Pot and Ieng Sary are tried for genocide in abstentia in Phnom Penh and sentenced to death. October 23, 1991, the Paris Accords are signed, marking the return of peace. May 23, 1993, the Khmer Rouge boycotts the elections organised by the United Nations, and goes back to being an underground organisation. June 1997, Pol Pot is tried and sentenced to life imprisonment. He dies on April 15, 1998. June 21, 1997, the Cambodian government requests the UN Secretary-General to help set up an international tribunal. A commission of experts is consequently established. On March 15, 1999 the commission files a report recommending that an ad hoc tribunal comprised of foreign judges be set up outside of Cambodia’s borders. December 25, 1998, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea join forces with the government. Received by Prime Minister Hun Sen on December 28, they are freed in the name of “national reconciliation.” Faced with strong protests from the international community, Hun Sen announces on January 1, 1999 that a tribunal will be established to prosecute the crimes committed under the Pol Pot regime.

40. Senator Blames Cambodian Leader For Destruction Of Thai Embassy It is imperative that the international community not be duped by Hun Sen andthe cambodian government into laying blame for the riots on the democratic http://usembassy.state.gov/tokyo/wwwh20030203b1.html

United States Embassy Tokyo, Japan Welcome to the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo. This site contains information on U.S. policy, public affairs, visas and consular services. Consulates Osaka Nagoya Fukuoka Sapporo ... Naha American Centers Tokyo Kansai Nagoya Fukuoka ... Sapporo Senator Blames Cambodian Leader for Destruction of Thai Embassy McConnell says Hun Sen wants pretext to attack opposition The second most powerful Republican lawmaker in the U.S. Senate continued his attack on the Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Sen in remarks to the Senate January 30. Assistant Majority Leader Senator Mitch McConnell (Republican of Kentucky) said Cambodians could thank their leader Hun Sen for "chasing away foreign investors and tourists." He said Hun Sen was probably to blame for the riots that occurred in Phnom Penh on January 29 that destroyed the Thai embassy there. McConnell, who chairs the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, said the Cambodian leader was recklessly attempting to exploit the incident by using the riots as a pretext to crack down on his democratic opposition. "I have heard credible reports that democratic opposition and human rights activists are being targeted for intimidation and arrest," the Kentucky Republican said.

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