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PM’s logging decree ‘too late’
PPP, 2013-02-25
“This circular should have been issued six or seven years ago,” when there was rosewood left to save, said Chhim Savuth, program coordinator at the Cambodian Center for Human Rights.
Cambodia: Election List May Widen Divide In Hun Sen’s Party
eurasiareview, 2013-02-24
Ou Virak, the president of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, said that nominating only the rich and powerful children within the CPP to become lawmakers would discourage other CPP members’ children sidelined from the polls.
Election List May Widen Divide in Hun Sen's Party
RFA, 2013-02-22
Ou Virak, the president of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, said that nominating only the rich and powerful children within the CPP to become lawmakers would discourage other CPP members' children sidelined from the polls.
Million-dollar rosewood bust
PPP, 2013-02-22
Chhim Savuth, a Cambodian Center for Human Rights program officer, said average citizens logging rosewood usually dealt only in small quantities. In hauls as big as this, he said, government officers, soldiers and other powerful people were often involved, he added.
CCHR Briefing Note on Judicial Reform in Cambodia
Khmerization, 2013-02-20
Today, 18 February 2013, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights ("CCHR") is releasing the second in a series of four Briefing Notes, one per week for the next month. Each will examine key issues related to human rights in Cambodia: political and electoral reform; judicial reform; freedom of expression; and land reform.
Report Outlines Myriad Concerns for July Polls
VOA, 2013-02-12
Ou Virak, head of the center, said the report shows a decrease in political participation that has dropped from about 90 percent in the past to 60 percent in the last election.
Government says democracy not in Sam Rainsy's pocket
The Cambodia Herald, 2013-02-11
His remarks followed comments by Cambodian Center for Human Rights President Ou Virak who accused the government of being stubborn.
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