Source: FN Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia, reacted strongly to the repeated incitement of Sam Rainsy, who encouraged the national armed forces to overthrow the government. The premier called Mr. Rainsy’s incitement “an act of betrayal from father to son”. His remark was made during his meeting with 15,742 garment workers on Wednesday morning.…
Source: FN Prime Minister said that the U.S is planning to send all Cambodians living illegally after 1994 back to Cambodia, and he would welcome those Cambodians back. The announcement was made during his meeting with garment workers on Wednesday. The premier asked Sar Kheng, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior to make an…
Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen told Cambodian garment workers throughout the country not to protest by blocking the road because such protests are harmful to public travelers, especially those in urgent situations. The premier also called on workers not to believe in the incitement of two or three people that may affect hundreds…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that despite the absence of former Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), both lower and upper house elections will be held as planned. His remark was made during his meeting with 15,742 garment workers on Wednesday morning. “The rules in democracy are not different from sport. Even though one…
Source: FN Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that all national forces would file a lawsuit against Sam Rainsy on inciting the troops to topple the government. His remark was made during his meeting with 15,742 garment workers on Wednesday morning. “Today, I learn that the commander-in-chief of the Cambodian Armed Forces, together with other commanders,…
State, Factories Owners, Workers Are Triangular Angles for Development Please allow me to express my warm welcome for workers, trade union leaders, and factories owners. I am taking this opportune moment to covey to you the best wishes and merits from the peace blessing ceremony for the Kingdom of Cambodia organized in Siem Reap days…