Tribunal Suspects Say They Won’t Cooperate With Court File photo of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, court officers of the U.N.-backed war crimes tribunal are seen through windows during a hearing of former Khmer Rouge top leaders in Phnom Penh, file photo. Op-Ed: VOA Khmer Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer, 27 August 2015 ODDAR MEANCHEY,
This part (33), the author Mr. Sophan Seng described the current dilemma of trust and social capital in Cambodia. The survey research released by Asia Foundation found that Cambodian people have little trust on Cambodia government and governance institution. The deficit of trust is clearly caused by following criteria: 1. Decades of past civil war
‘Bored’ of Advice of the West, Hun Sen Praises His Own Leadership Hun Sen said his policies have moved Cambodia from a “planned economy” to a free-market one after decades of civil war, making it an attractive place for investors. Op-Ed: VOA English Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen gestures as he delivers a speech during
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Autopsy of a Cambodian Election How Hun Sen Rules By Stéphanie Giry Op-Ed: Foreign Affairs Khmer New Year is the closest thing Cambodia has to a High Holiday, and in April, Prime Minister Hun Sen celebrated it in style with his fiercest opponent. During a festival at the ancient temples of Angkor, he and Sam