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Cheap Data, Better Tech Putting More Cambodians Online
VOA, 2013-03-20
Chak Sopheab, a program director at the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, said Internet access is “essential” for many Cambodians, especially the young, to help them become more involved in society and their studies.
Illegal checkpoints, logging tools netted
PPP, 2013-03-19
Chhem Savuth, an official from the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, which paid for the patrollers’ motorcycle fuel, said that CCHR would support another major patrol in the near future and burn any logging equipment found.
PM overturns decree
PPP, 2013-03-19
CCHR president Ou Virak said the premier’s work could be considered intervention but said it appeared necessary since the court ruled in error of the law.
After 8 Months, Beehive Radio Owner Released From Prison
VOA, 2013-03-16
Ou Virak, head of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, said the courts should investigate the economic concession in Broma village, in Kratie province’s Chhlong district.
Analysis: Why land rights matter in Cambodia
IRIN, 2013-03-15
"Land security, land tenure, is not there," Ou Virak, president of the Cambodian Centre for Human Rights (CCHR), told IRIN in Phnom Penh.
The slow death of justice: Demise of key suspect leaves Khmer Rouge war crimes tribunal with only one conviction
The Independent , 2013-03-15
"I'm very disappointed that Ieng Sary escaped justice, escaped the trial," said Ou Virak, whose father was killed by the regime and who now heads the Cambodian Human Rights Centre. "This is exactly what we have been saying. There is no time to waste."
Ieng Sary’s Death Adds Pressure for ECCC to Find Justice
The Diplomat, 2013-03-14
“The whole future of the Tribunal is currently in limbo, and the possibility that hundreds of millions of dollars will have been wasted is now a very real threat,” Ou Virak said. “Most importantly, though, if all three die before their guilt or innocence can be determined, then the Cambodian people will quite understandably feel robbed of justice.”
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