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Commemortation of the 11th Anniversary of the 30 March 1997 Grenade Attack
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy addressing those attending the commemoration of the 30 March 1997 grenade attack in front of the National Assembly (Photo: SRP)
Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy addresses people at a stupa during the 11th anniversary of the March 30,1997 grenade attacks, in Phnom Penh March 30, 2008. Rainsy called for the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to renew its probe into a grenade attack that killed at least 16 people more than a decade ago. The former finance minister addressed supporters outside Cambodia's parliament, where 11 years ago four grenades were hurled into a crowd of anti-government protesters, wounding at least 120 people. REUTERS/Khem Sovandara 
Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy addresses people in front of portraits of the March 30,1997 grenade attack victims at a stupa during the 11th anniversary of the attacks, in Phnom Penh March 30, 2008. Rainsy called for the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to renew its probe into a grenade attack that killed at least 16 people more than a decade ago. The former finance minister addressed supporters outside Cambodia's parliament, where 11 years ago four grenades were hurled into a crowd of anti-government protesters, wounding at least 120 people. REUTERS/Khem Sovandara
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy paying respect to the victims of the 30 march 1997 grenade attach (Photo: SRP)
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy making an offering to Buddhist monks during the commemoration of the 30 March 1997 grenade attack (Photo: SRP)
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy addressing those attending the commemoration of the 30 March 1997 grenade attack in front of the National Assembly (Photo: SRP)
Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy addresses people at a stupa during the 11th anniversary of the March 30,1997 grenade attacks, in Phnom Penh March 30, 2008. Rainsy called for the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to renew its probe into a grenade attack that killed at least 16 people more than a decade ago. The former finance minister addressed supporters outside Cambodia's parliament, where 11 years ago four grenades were hurled into a crowd of anti-government protesters, wounding at least 120 people. REUTERS/Khem Sovandara 
Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy addresses people in front of portraits of the March 30,1997 grenade attack victims at a stupa during the 11th anniversary of the attacks, in Phnom Penh March 30, 2008. Rainsy called for the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to renew its probe into a grenade attack that killed at least 16 people more than a decade ago. The former finance minister addressed supporters outside Cambodia's parliament, where 11 years ago four grenades were hurled into a crowd of anti-government protesters, wounding at least 120 people. REUTERS/Khem Sovandara
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy paying respect to the victims of the 30 march 1997 grenade attach (Photo: SRP)
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy making an offering to Buddhist monks during the commemoration of the 30 March 1997 grenade attack (Photo: SRP)
2 comments:
Youns'pupets in PP will soon be elimated, and the culture of vn dependency will end itself to its utmost form of atoms. I will see to it myself.
Chan,
Oh, go back into your Vietcong's shit pit, Maggot Feeder. Cambodia internal affair is none of your business, moron (12:42).
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