The protest on the irregularities of the National Election in Cambodia on July 28, 2013 has become tense as the NEC has been distrusted by the people and international communities in conducting a free and fair election. Analysts have been surprised by the huge crowd of Cambodian people especially youths participated in the political campaign,
If Cambodian leaders can put aside personal view, and put the interest of the nation first, the recommendation of Special Rapporteur Surya Subedi is the win win approach for this nation. At the moment, we can see clearly that the powerful ruling party is playing procrastinating game and no political will of reform or following
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When I was a Buddhist monk, first I believe that Nibbana is a perfectionist state of mind and matter. But after I perceived on the teaching of moderation and middle path, Nibbana is just a by-product of middle path, neither materialism extreme nor self-indulgence of austerity extreme can lead us to Nibbana. As we
Secretary-General welcomes Cambodian elections Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon briefs the press. UN Photo/Rick Bajornas 3 August 2013 – United Nation Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the peaceful conduct of elections in Cambodia and encouraged the competent authorities to deal fairly and transparently with any complaints of irregularities. “The Secretary-General welcomes the peaceful conduct of the elections in Cambodia
