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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Fallacies of Girl Curfew Proposal by Phnom Penh Governor
Recently, Phnom Penh Governor expressed his intention to request to Ministry of Interior to ban girls under 16 year old from going out alone without parents’ accompany after 9pm. His belief is that young girls are likely to show up … Continue reading
Posted in Development & Education, Gender
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Controversy on an AsianWeek’s feature on a Cambodian Hero: Dr. Haing Somnang Ngor
On August 07, 2009, AsianWeek released a feature titled “Chinese American Hero: Dr. Haing S. Ngor.” It was a surprise feature to most Cambodian readers who have known that Dr. Ngor is a Cambodian whose fame of winning the 1985 Academy … Continue reading
Posted in Social Politics
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Misuse of law threatens Cambodian democracy
By Chak Sopheap Guest Commentary on UPI Asia August 19, 2009 Niigata, Japan — In a true democracy, freedom of expression is a fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution. In Cambodia, however, repeated violations of this right by the government … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights and Peace Campaign
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