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Esaping the Khmer Rouge: A Cambodian Memoir (Security Continuum: Global Pol) by Chileng Pa, Carol A. Mortland, 2008-02-20
The Political Economy of the Cambodian Transition by Caroline Hughes, 2003-02-21
The Cambodian Crisis and U.S. Policy Dilemmas (Westview Special Studies on South and Southeast Asia) by Robert Sutter, 1991-01
Cambodian Chronicles, 1989-1996: Bungling a Peace Plan by Raoul M. Jennar, 1998-01-12
Cambodian People's Party
After the Killing Fields: Lessons from the Cambodian Genocide by Craig Etcheson, 2005-03-30
Golden Bones by Sichan Siv, 2008-07-01
A visit with our government: With student worksheets in English, Vietnamese, Lao and Cambodian by Mieko Shimizu Han, 1983
Resolving the Cambodian conflict: Lessons for the international community by Catharin E Dalpino, 1999
Cambodian peace negotiations : prospects for a settlement : hearings before the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the Committee on Foreign ... 19, 1990 (SuDoc Y 4.F 76/2:S.hrg.101-1118)
The Cambodian crisis: Congress presses for policy change (CRS report for Congress) by Robert G Sutter, 1991
Thailand's response to the Cambodian genocide (Working paper series / Yale Center for International and Area Studies, Genocide Studies Program) by Puangthong Rungswasdisab, 1999
The Cambodian conflict by Jusuf Wanandi, 1989
Cambodian Peace Negotiations: Prospect for a Settlement : Hearings Before the Subcommittee on East-Asian and Pacific Affairs by 552070097198, 1989-06

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VOA News - Cambodian Government Accused Of Using Courts To Silence Critics
cambodian government Accused of Using Courts to Silence Critics.
http://www.voanews.com/english/2005-08-09-voa5.cfm

Extractions: var gMenuControlID=0; var menus_included = 0; var jsPageAuthorMode = 0; var jsSessionPreviewON = 1; var jsDlgLoader = '/english/loader.cfm'; var jsSiteID = 13; var jsSubSiteID = 1; var kurrentPageID = 162888; document.CS_StaticURL = "http://author.voanews.com/english/"; document.CS_DynamicURL = "http://author.voanews.com/english/"; A trusted source of news A Cambodian military court has convicted opposition lawmaker Cheam Channy and sentenced him to seven years in prison on charges of creating a secret military force. Politicians and human rights groups are calling the trial and verdict an attempt to silence political opposition. Cheam Channy of the opposition Sam Rainsy Party stood in silence as military court Judge Ney Thol read the verdict in his one-day trial. The judge says the objective of Cheam Channy was to get secret information from the Cambodian armed forces and damage them. The court also ruled Cheam Channy had created an illegal armed force to oppose the government and undermine Cambodia's national security. Cheam Channy denies the charges. His party says the lawmaker was simply heading the opposition's parliamentary defense committee.
VOA News - Cambodian Government Rejects US Human Rights Report
cambodian government rejects the annual human rights report issued by the US Department of State on Feb. 28.
http://www.voanews.com/khmer/Archive/a-2005-03-01-2-1.cfm

Extractions: var gMenuControlID=0; var menus_included = 0; var jsPageAuthorMode = 0; var jsSessionPreviewON = 1; var jsDlgLoader = '/khmer/Archive/loader.cfm'; var jsSiteID = 40; var jsSubSiteID = 77; var kurrentPageID = 72739; document.CS_StaticURL = "http://author.voanews.com/khmer/"; document.CS_DynamicURL = "http://author.voanews.com/khmer/"; Text Only Version Search V OICE OF A MERICA VOA Home Khmer Home Regions/Topics Subscribe to E-mail ... All Regions/Topics Broadcasts Morning Show Evening Show 7-Day Archive Program Info Hello VOA Call-in Show Frequencies Contact Us Also See English Learning VOA Music Mix RFA Khmer ... Journalistic Code Cambodian Government Rejects US Human Rights Report Cambodian government rejects the annual human rights report issued by the US Department of State on Feb. 28. The 2004 report says the Cambodian government's human rights record remained poor, and the Government continued to commit abuses. Prime Minister Hun Sen's senior advisor Om Yintieng says the United States' "concern" about human rights situation in Cambodia is helpful to the government allowing it to look at the problems and try to solve them.
Cambodian Government Reports First Cases Of Bird Flu
cambodian government reports first cases of bird flu. Bird flu has broken out in a small village near the CambodiaVietnam border and at least one person
http://www.newstarget.com/006247.html

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JTW News - Cambodian Government Accused Of Using Courts To Silence Critics
cambodian government Accused of Using Courts to Silence Critics. By Kate Woodsome and Phnom Penh A Cambodian military court has convicted opposition
http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.php?id=17345
Business, Investment, Sourcing And Manufacturing In Asia
Until recently, Cambodia remained a chaotic and generally difficult place to Secretary of State of the Ministry of Commerce, Royal cambodian government
http://www.business-in-asia.com/cambodia.htm

Extractions: Cambodia's GDP growth is projected to slow iin 2005 according to both the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The ADB projects 2.3% growth. The IMF forecasts 1.4% growth. Both figures are from a current growth figure in 2004 of 4.5%. The slowdown is attributed to the expiration of the Multifibre Arrangement in early 2005. Under the current Multifibre Arrangement, Cambodia is granted quotas to export testiles to both the U.S. and Europe. This worldwide agreement expires in early 2005 and many nations are projected to lose exports with China being the major country to gain under the new arrangement. Business and Social Etiquette: Until recently, Cambodia remained a chaotic and generally difficult place to live and work. In 1999, the political situation stabilized as the government made efforts to get the guns off the street and to curb corruption. Cambodian wages remain low. Textile, handicraft and other labor intensive businesses may find this an interesting place to get started
ADB And Cambodian Government Sign $69.3 Million In Loans And Grants - ADB.org
The cambodian government, community and aid agency and NGOs cover the remaining cost of the TA. A TA for support to public financial management (PFM) reform
http://www.adb.org/Documents/News/CARM/2005/carm2005001.asp

Extractions: NEWS AND EVENTS PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA (4 February 2005) - The Asian Development Bank and Government of Cambodia signed agreements yesterday for three loans and three grants totaling $69.317 million to assist the country's education, small and medium enterprise (SME), health, and public financial management sectors. Signing on behalf of the Government, at the Ministry of Economy and Finance, were the Economy and Finance Secretary of State, H.E. Aun Porn Moniroth, and on behalf of their ministries, the Education, Youth and Sport Senior Minister, H.E. Kol Pheng and Minister of Health H.E. Nuth Sokhom. ADB's Country Director for Cambodia, Shyam P. Bajpai, signed on behalf of ADB. Japan's ambassador to Cambodia, H.E. Fumiaki Takahashi, witnessed the signing. The six loans and TAs comprise the following: The Second Education Sector Development Program (ESDP-II) , which is designed to help the Government further its education reforms that started four years ago with support from ADB under a first program [ PDF ] The program comprises a $20 million program loan and a $25 million project loan.
Cambodia Resident Mission (CARM) - ADB.org
The cambodian government will provide substantial inkind contributions to cover the The cambodian government is financing $120000 through in-kind
http://www.adb.org/Documents/News/Carm/2004/carm200401.asp

Extractions: NEWS AND EVENTS PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA (26 January 2004) - Cambodia's agriculture and education sectors receive a boost this year with the support of two technical assistance (TA) grants from ADB, totaling $1.6 million. The grant is ADB-managed Japan Special Fund, financed by the Government of Japan. To formalize the initiation of the TA and utilization of the grant funds, an agreement signing ceremony was held earlier today at the Ministry of Economy and Finance where the finance minister, H.E. Keat Chhon, signed the TA agreement on behalf of the Royal Government of Cambodia, and the agriculture minister, H.E. Chan Sarun and H.E. Im Sethy, secretary of state for education, signed on behalf of their ministries. Mr. Urooj Malik, ADB's Cambodia country director, signed the TA agreement on behalf of ADB. Japan ambassador to Cambodia, H.E. Fumiaki Takahashi, was on hand to witness the signing. The TA for agriculture is part of the larger ADB-financed Agriculture Sector Development Program (ASDP) loan, which aims to boost Cambodia's agricultural productivity through promoting commercialization and crop diversification and to make the sector a driver for economic growth and poverty reduciton. In addition, the Government will carry out sector reforms to expand opportunities for growth.
DEA Resources, For Law Enforcement Officers, Intelligence Reports, Cambodia Coun
There are no estimates available from either the cambodian government or the The cambodian government claims to have eradicated at least 80 hectares of
http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/pubs/intel/02003/

Extractions: December 2001 STATUS IN INTERNATIONAL DRUG TRAFFICKING Cambodia is a source country for marijuana destined for Europe. Cambodia is also a transit country for Southeast Asian heroin destined for international drug markets. Drug-related money laundering in the banking and investment communities is becoming an increasing concern for the Cambodian Government and the international community. CULTIVATION AND PROCESSING While the growing of marijuana plants has been illegal in Cambodia since 1996, tons of Cambodian marijuana continue to be seized around the world each year. Estimates of Cambodian marijuana production range between 700 and 1,000 tons annually. Most marijuana is exported after it is dried and packaged. The Cambodian Government is currently working with UNDCP to fund crop substitution and marijuana eradication programs to stem the flow of marijuana from Cambodia. TRAFFICKING Marijuana Most marijuana leaving Cambodia makes its way into international drug markets from ports along the southern coastline of Cambodia. The remainder of the marijuana leaves Cambodia by land-route through Vietnam for entry into international drug markets.
Human Rights Watch: Asia : Cambodia
The cambodian government should arrest the village chief implicated in the The cambodian government must order an end to the campaign of threats and
http://www.hrw.org/doc?t=asia&c=cambod
FDP Asks For Pressure On Cambodian Government - News - Liberal International
Liberal International is the world federation of liberal political parties. Founded in 1947 it has become a preeminent network for liberal parties and for
http://www.liberal-international.org/editorial.asp?ia_id=1063
Cambodia: Thoughts On Foreign Aid
The cambodian government or the present dictator could not long survive in the Likewise, if the cambodian government wants to force its citizens into
http://www.mekong.net/cambodia/aid_ess.htm

Extractions: by Bert Hoak and Ray Zepp Editor's Note: The following article is extracted from several messages posted on the Camnews mailing list by Bert Hoak, the former proprietor of Bert's Books and Guest House in Phnom Penh, and by Ray Zepp, the author of a travel guide on Cambodia. Bert Hoak: "The ordinary people of Cambodia have suffered too much already." On this statement all can agree. But to use that statement as an argument to continue aid to a despotic regime is both simplistic and erroneous. The argument is often presented in defense of continued foreign aid and, simply stated, claims that "The people will suffer if aid is suspended." Doubtless there is some truth to this, but it also gives the erroneous impression that people are not suffering if foreign aid continues unabated. Any individual who ventures outside of an air-conditioned office can see clearly that the suffering is virtually everywhere. And as the government continues to allow the virtual rape of the country, it can be expected to worsen. Although my opinions on Cambodia are by no means unique, my observations were made from a perspective that was unique. Unlike many others, I continued on after the completion of the UNTAC mission and was daily witness to the rapid decline of Cambodia...socially, politically, and environmentally. The business that I operated dealt with clientele that included NGO, tourists and professional travelers, journalists, academicians, and diplomats. It was common for our clientele to share their experiences from throughout Cambodia. I know of no other who had the benefit of such a such a unique vantage.
Cambodia Government | Cambodia And Cambodian Government | Pinoy Showcase Cambodi
Government Public Health Research Institute in Cambodia. Royal Government of Cambodia Official site of the cambodian government with information on its
http://www.pinoyshowcase.com/search/Asia/Cambodia/Government/
Global Witness: Cambodian Government Authorises Clear-Cutting In National Park
Exposing and breaking the links between natural resource exploitation, human rights abuses, conflict and corruption.
http://www.globalwitness.org/press_releases/display2.php?id=245
Global Witness: Cambodian Government Terminates Independent Forest Monitoring
Exposing and breaking the links between natural resource exploitation, human rights abuses, conflict and corruption.
http://www.globalwitness.org/press_releases/display2.php?id=190
Human Rights First | International Justice
The UN looked to the cambodian government to modify its stance but after further discussion, and much procrastination by the government, the UN withdrew
http://www.humanrightsfirst.org/international_justice/w_context/w_cont_05.htm

Extractions: The process of establishing a special court for Cambodia stalled when in February 2002, despite progress made in negotiations with Cambodia, the UN withdrew its commitment to the project. On January 6, 2003 negotiations restarted following a UN General Assembly resolution of December 2002. Then, on March 17, Cambodian and UN officials agreed on a draft framework for a tribunal to prosecute leaders of the Khmer Rouge, which has been approved by the Cambodian government and now awaits the approval by the UN General Assembly. To date, no one has been brought to justice for the crimes committed during the reign of the Khmer Rouge. The need for justice Unfortunately the process broke down with Cambodia becoming unwilling to accept UN concerns about independence and due process. Instead, Hun Sen sent his proposal to the National Assembly. Although the enabling legislation was passed, the bill was returned to the legislature by the Constitutional Council in February 2001 because of internal discrepancies over the death penalty provisions. The UN looked to the Cambodian government to modify its stance but after further discussion, and much procrastination by the government, the UN withdrew from negotiations stating that they could not move forward until Cambodia was willing to accept the conditions necessary for a fair trial.
Cambodian Government Creates 1,000,000-acre Protected Area
Cardamom Mountains former home to Khmer Rouge The cambodian government announced today the creation of the Central Cardamoms Protected Forest,
http://www.innovations-report.de/html/berichte/umwelt_naturschutz/bericht-11708.

Extractions: The Cardamom Mountains are a high priority for conservationists. Rare species such as the Indochinese tiger, the Asian elephant and the Malaysian sun bear survive there, as do globally threatened species such as the pileated gibbon and the critically endangered Siamese crocodile, which has its only known wild breeding population in the Cardamoms. Still, there are severe threats to the Cardamoms. Wildlife trade thrives on the streets of Phnom Penh, where the skins and body parts of bears, elephants and crocodiles, among others, are for sale. Many of these products are smuggled to neighboring countries, where they are used for traditional medicine. Fauna and Flora International is assisting the government with the management and protection of the two wildlife sanctuaries bordering the Central Cardamoms. The 825,000-acre (334,000-hectare) Mt. Samkos Wildlife Sanctuary is west of the Central Cardamom Mountains; the 627,000-acre (254,000-hectare) Mt. Aural Wildlife Sanctuary is to the east.
News-cambodia
so long as the cambodian government continues to exercise direct control over the During negotiations over the tribunal with the cambodian government,
http://www.crimesofwar.org/onnews/news-cambodia2.html

Extractions: May 5, 2005 Cambodian War Crimes Tribunal Given Go-Ahead By Anthony Dworkin A war crimes tribunal to try those responsible for the mass killings of Cambodians under the Khmer Rouge is finally within sight, after the United Nations announced on April 29 that enough money had been raised for the court to be launched. Under an agreement between the U.N. General Assembly and the Cambodian government signed in 2003, the tribunal was to be set up after there were sufficient funds for the tribunal to operate for three years. The three-year budget for the tribunal is around $56 million, of which the U.N. will provide $43m and the Cambodian government $13m. An estimated 1.7 million Cambodians were killed during the four years of communist Khmer Rouge rule between 1975 and 1979. The leader of the Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot, died in 1998. Two of his former lieutenants Ta Mok and Duch, who ran the notorious Tuol Sleng torture center are held in the custody of the Cambodian government. The most senior surviving Khmer Rouge leaders Pol Pot's deputy Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan, who was Cambodia's head of state under the Khmer Rouge regime are currently at liberty.
Politics Of Cambodia - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
The Prime Minister and his government make up Cambodia s executive branch of government. The current Prime Minister of the cambodian government is Hun Sen,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_of_Cambodia

Extractions: Elections in Cambodia According to the nation's constitution (enacted in 1993), Cambodia is officially a multi-party liberal democracy under a constitutional monarch The Prime Minister and Council of Ministers The Legislative Branch ... edit Cambodia is a constitutional monarchy the King reigns but does not rule, similar to Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom . The King is officially the Head of State and is the symbol of unity and "eternity" of the nation, as defined by Cambodia's constitution. From September 24 through October 7 Norodom Sihanouk reigned as King. Under the Constitution the King has no political power, but as Norodom Sihanouk was revered in the country, his word often carried much influence in the government. For example, in February 2004, he issued a proclamation stating that since Cambodia is a "liberal democracy," the Kingdom should allow gay marriage . While such views aren't prevalent in Cambodia, his word was respected by his subjects. The King, often irritated over the conflicts in his government, several times threatened to abdicate unless the political factions in the government got along. This put pressure on the government to solve their differences. This influence of the King was often used to help mediate differences in government.
Khmer Loeu - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
The cambodian government coined the word Khmer Loeuliterally Highland In the 1960s, the cambodian government carried out a broad civic action
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khmer_Loeu

Extractions: The Khmer Loeu are the non- Khmer highland tribes in Cambodia . Although the origins of this group are not clear, some believe that the Mon-Khmer -speaking tribes were part of the long migration of these people from the northwest. The Austronesian -speaking groups, Rade and Jarai , apparently came to coastal Vietnam and then moved west, forming wedges among some of the Mon-Khmer groups. The Khmer Loeu are found mainly in the northeastern provinces of Ratanak Kiri Stoeng Treng , and Mondol Kiri . The Cambodian government coined the word Khmer Loeu literally "Highland Khmer"in the in order to create a feeling of unity between the highland tribal groups and the ruling lowland ethnic Khmer. Traditionally the Khmer have referred to these groups as phnong and samre , both of which have pejorative meanings. Some of the highland groups, in fact, are related in language to the Khmer, but others are from a very different linguistic and cultural background. Khmer Loeu form the majority population in Ratanak Kiri and Mondol Kiri provinces, and they also are present in substantial numbers in
Cambodian Government To Compensate Samart
cambodian government to Compensate Samart. Issued 28 July 2003. Thailand Samart Crop. PCL (H) said Monday that affiliate Cambodia Samart Communication
http://www.cambodia-travel.com/news/2003/Jul4.htm

Extractions: In the January anti-Thai riots, Thai Embassy was torched in fire and other Thai-owned businesses were also destroyed. Thereafter, in restoration the diplomatic relation with Thailand, the Cambodian government had paid compensation to the embassy for the damage and had set the group of investigation on damages of the private sector as well Return to Cambodia Travel News Angkor Wat Tours Angkor Phnompenh Heritage Tours ... Cambodia Map Khmer Civilization Pre-Angkor Era Angkor Era Post Angkor Era Rise and Fall of Khmer ... Chronology Historical Background Indian's Influence Inscription Religion Lineage ... top Contact us: sales@cambodia-travel.com Cambodia Tours Flights Cambodia Hotels ... Cambodia Travel

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