PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — The United Nations and the government of Cambodia have agreed in principle to strengthen measures to prevent corruption among staff at the country's genocide tribunal.
The partners said in a statement Wednesday that they would meet to ensure the tribunal is administered in a "transparent, fair and efficient manner."
Cambodian personnel at the U.N.-assisted tribunal have been accused of graft twice in the past two years.
The tribunal will try senior members of the communist Khmer Rouge, whose radical policies caused 1.7 million deaths when the group was in power in 1975-79.
The statement was issued after a meeting Tuesday between U.N. legal affairs expert Peter Taksoe-Jensen and Cambodian officials.
The partners said in a statement Wednesday that they would meet to ensure the tribunal is administered in a "transparent, fair and efficient manner."
Cambodian personnel at the U.N.-assisted tribunal have been accused of graft twice in the past two years.
The tribunal will try senior members of the communist Khmer Rouge, whose radical policies caused 1.7 million deaths when the group was in power in 1975-79.
The statement was issued after a meeting Tuesday between U.N. legal affairs expert Peter Taksoe-Jensen and Cambodian officials.
3 comments:
If you wan figth corruption please ask PM HUN XEN
however KRgenocide tribunal will done untill siha..chin..vna..gone!
Fighting corruptions have to started from: HUN KHWANG,KIET CHUN,SOK ANN, Ah SAR KHENG, AND ALL OF THOSE LEADERS....corruptions never slove unless these fucker stop!!!!
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