Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen told Cambodian people in a meeting in Sydney on Friday that the third-party spy was the one who murdered Kem Ley. Prime Minister said that there was no benefits for him to murder Kem Ley; in contrast, he had arranged a special meeting with Dr Kem Ley, but was…
Source: FN Chun Chanbuth, Deputy Director of US-based Radio Free Asia, had asked Lieutenant General Mao Sophan, Commander of Brigade 70, and Hun Manet, Lieutenant General of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, to save his life from being assinated by the CIA, Prime Minister Hun Sen told Cambodians living in Australia in a meeting on…
Source: FN Many Cambodians in Australia, on Friday, came together to welcome and meet Prime Minister Hun Sen with deep respect and love. “Having Samdech Techo Hun Sen means having development! Having Prime Minister Hun Sen means having peace,” shouted Cambodian people. Prime Minister Hun Sen and a senior delegation of the Royal Government of…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen and a senior delegation of the Royal Government of Cambodia arrived Sydney safely at 8:00 am Sydney time and at 4:00 am Cambodian time on Friday. Prime Minister’s presence was highly honored and welcomed by senior officials of Australia as other leaders of the ASEAN Member States. In particular,…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen considered the handover agreement between Sam Rainsy and Vietnamese ethnic group leader Kok Ksor as the most dangerous thing for the nation, and that he claimed Montagnard or Degar ethnic minority is Vietnamese. His remark was made during a meeting with Cambodian people living in Australia and New Zealand…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen told Cambodian citizens that whoever painted him as other country’s puppet is not important, but his faithfulness to the nation is the most important thing. His remarks was made during his official visit to Sydney and while meeting Cambodian supporters from Australia and New Zealand on Friday. “Some people…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen told a small opposition group that his supporters coming from Australia and New Zealand to welcome him in Sydney did not sell their heads for $600 as accused, speaking in a meeting Cambodian supporters in Sydney on Friday. The premier also considered the opposition’s accusations as a serious insult…
A Warm Welcome for Own Nationality I am so happy today to be able to meet with all of you who are living in Australia and New Zealand. I convey my respect to those of you traveling from New Zealand and various states of Australia to be here with us. This gesture has clearly showed…