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
Dear All, Please see below the NEC preliminary election results of popular votes by province. The CPP receives 3,227,729 and the CNRP receives 2,941,133. As you are aware, the NEC has agreed to compare their results with those of the parties, starting from August 3. The original Khmer version of the results is attached. 5th National Assembly Elections (2013-2018) Preliminary
Numeral Systems concerning Cambodian National Assembly: 120 MPs: ➢To create new Parliament ➢The National Assembly shall comprise at least 120 members (Article 76) 50%+1 of Total MPs: ➢To create new government alone ➢The National Assembly can dismiss a Member of the Royal Government or remove the Royal Government from office by voting a motion of
“Khmer Spring” is not at the horizon any more in Cambodia but please be aware that “Khmer Spring” is the “people power of non-violence”. When people’s sentiment is fueled, rumors to ignite that sentiment is non-stoppable. This is becoming easily disorganized. “Khmer Spring” must be well organized in the peaceful and non-violent manner. We have
