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CCHR no longer assisting detainee
The Cambodia Herald, 2013-05-18
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) said, it has decided not to send its defense lawyer to seek bail for the teenage girl who is currently detained for reporting false information to ABC radio station.
Different but the same
PPP, 2013-05-17
Those who do come out face a vicious circle. According to the Cambodian Centre for Human Rights, families sometimes attempt to “reorient” LGBT people through forced marriages.
CCHR to seek bail for girl detained for on air disinformation
The Cambodia Herald, 2013-05-17
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) will send a defense lawyer to Sihanoukville to seek bail for the teenage girl detained for reporting false information to ABC radio on the air, Chhim Savuth, CCHR’s project coordinator, said Friday.
CCHR welcome determination of newly appointed governor in land resolution
The Cambodia Herald, 2013-05-14
The Cambodia Center for Human Rights (CCHR) welcomed the determination of the newly-appointed Phnom Penh governor in solving the remaining land disputes.
Fighting for women and justice where both get pushed aside
WD, 2013-05-08
Ou Virak, president of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, wonders how much real impact she can have at home. Many in rural farming regions find it hard to relate to a woman with two American college degrees. And her gender hasn't made her political work any easier.
Hun Sen Vows To Remain Premier for Years to Come
VOA, 2013-05-08
Even communist leaders in China and neighboring Vietnam change every 10 years, Ou Virak, head of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, told VOA Khmer.
Private property, public greed in Cambodia
Politico, 2013-05-07
Ou Virak, president of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, called the case “extremely important” for several reasons. First, it makes the point that Cambodia’s own courts are thoroughly corrupt and inept, meaning the problem cannot be properly settled there.
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