Thursday, November 12, 2009

Officials Sue Sam Rainsy for Incitement, Destruction


By Reporters, VOA Khmer
Original Reports from Phnom Penh/Washington
11 November 2009

KI-Media Note: Unconfirmed report indicated that on Wednesday, November 11, 2009, the Svay Rieng provincial court had asked the ministry of Justice to initiate the process to remove Mr. Sam Rainsy's parliamentary immunity. If this report is confirmed, Hun Xen's regime is totally subservient to Hanoi's regime.
Local authorities in Svay Rieng province filed a lawsuit against Sam Rainsy on Tuesday, alleging incitement and the destruction of border markers with Vietnam last month.

Officials allege the opposition leader prompted villagers to pull six boundary markers from rice fields in Chantrea district on Oct. 25. The villagers had said the markers were an indication of encroachment by the Vietnamese.

“Chantrea district authorities sued Sam Rainsy for damage of public property and inciting race discrimination because he uprooted six temporary poles for Marker 185,” said Var Kimhong, head of Cambodia’s border committee.

Svay Rieng Governor Chheang Am confirmed the lawsuit, and Korm Chhean, chief of the provincial court, said officials there had received it.

Sam Rainsy, meanwhile, has appealed to the former king, Norodom Sihanouk, saying villagers had lost dozens of hectares of rice fields to border encroachment.

“After the villagers cried with suffering the loss of their rice fields, they pulled a few poles for border markers out in front of me, for justice,” he wrote on Nov. 7.

Sihanouk then sent letters to Senate President Chea Sim, National Assembly President Heng Samrin and Prime Minister Hun Sen requesting that they “examine” information provided by Sam Rainsy.

20 comments:

  1. Anonymous11:38 AM

    The hypocrisy of the cpp regime. kow tow to your viet masters and play a comedy with the thais to keep himself popular.
    Jungle man tactics.

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  2. Anonymous11:40 AM

    Why does Mr Sam Rainsy have so much affinity with the Kangaroo court?

    Perhaps he could not find anything more exciting to do.

    KP

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  3. Anonymous11:44 AM

    kp, yiu fucking lop lop. you should ask why the cambodian court is not made independent.

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  4. Anonymous11:49 AM

    Well, if they are going to strip off his immunity again, he may as well go on naked from now on.

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  5. Anonymous11:50 AM

    It was crystal clear that puppet regime received order from hanoi and comply with them regardless of people complaints . It is the best time to appeal to the internationl world especially Accord Paris 1991.

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  6. Anonymous11:53 AM

    How ironic. The photo shows someone is bending to remove his pants.

    XXXX

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  7. Anonymous12:01 PM

    Jungle man hun sen considers cambodia his private property . He puts personal hatred of abhisit over national interests.
    Why doen(t he do the same when vietnam steals cambodian land?
    About time the thais topple him and we have a change in government.

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  8. Anonymous12:14 PM

    Xam RainXy has nothing to fear if the Svay Rieng provincial Court had asked the Ministry of Justice to request to the Parliament to lift his parliamentary immunity because after he pulled six boundary markers from rice field near Cambodia's border with Vietnam, Xam RainXy said that he will sue VN government to international Court for crabing Cambodia's land.

    So far, all he can do is asked former King Sihanouk to intervince!

    Xam RainXy has never afraid to break the laws in Cambodia, whenever the government sues him, he always cries out that it's political motivated.

    Breaking the law, you will pay the price. That is the rule of law and democracy.

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  9. Anonymous12:16 PM

    Huse niyay huy roung youn. Hun Sen needs all the youn to fight Abhisit. He isn't going to do anything to them. He will absolutely find fault in Sam Rainsey instead. Just watch.

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  10. Anonymous12:17 PM

    In 1979 the Vietnamese invaded and installed the monkey Hun Sen, now 2009 it's about time some body do some thing, so it's from the west……come on Abhisit invade the RGC and install your man. The Thais army must show to the world and the Cambodians that they are not transvestites as people think of them…….you must invade Cambodia now……forget about the International Law there is no such thing.

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  11. Anonymous12:28 PM

    China seems to grind his teeth with vietnam at some point, but allowing Hun Sen to messing up freely with them. Where is the action to really stop this China? What are you afraid off? Believing in the old King will do anything. Don't. He is too old and cann't handle it. If Mr. Sam Rainsey thinks that bringing the matter to the international court is appropriate. Please do it. This time is his turn with the rest of khmers that believe it's the right thing to do. Getting his support is fine, but don't let him fight for us. He cann't.

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  12. Anonymous12:35 PM

    Thailand is not a chicken when it comes to war, but they rather choose peace than getting miserable in fighting. So how are they going to help Mr. Sam Rainsey? The former Governor of Battambang was escaping from The Khmer Rouge in 1975 and had stayed in Thailand for years. It was never one crosing Thailand mind to really do anything about it. They rather put up with little trade or grain of rice gain from the Khmer Rouge than fighting them and free Cambodia from Communist. In 20 years or less Thailand will also becomes a red state or close to it just like us. It's coming.

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  13. Anonymous12:50 PM

    Yes they could have used Sek Sam Eit to free Cambodia, but what did they do? Nothing.

    Just remember, there are a lot of Cambodia best men and women of high ranking were also escaping the Khmer Rouge Regime. They too choose to do nothing. Why? Because there is no one wants them. They were looking at as a loser, because they fought along American and American lost or quit the Vietnam War. Well, there is more too lose or can stay as quiter. They are getting older by the minute and will leave this world with little and insignificant role. That is for sure, but they weren't born to be this way. They were born to fight for freedom! All they need, is the right reason and the right country to help them do so. Should they look to Thailand? No and as long as Thailand continue to mess around with Preah Vihear. They should forget it.

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  14. Anonymous1:07 PM

    Would it matters if Thai take Preah Vihear? I don't think so. If the thai don't take it the Viet will anyway. And I don't really think that the Viet will let the Thai do anyway since the Viet considers that all Cambodia, including Preah Vihear belong to the Viet already.

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  15. Anonymous9:04 PM

    They may have, but at least we have our own King and able to wear our own clothes. Wearing Doun or vietnamese's hat and walking down our avenue and palace is a different matter. Worse yet forcing to speak their language.

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  16. Anonymous10:01 PM

    9:04PM - Keep up your good spirit. We need every one to think positive for our nation to stay alive.

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  17. Anonymous10:32 PM

    Please remember that Preah Vihear was awarded by the ICJ or the international court of Justice to Cambodia. Do you know who was making sure that Cambodian people can go up to the Temple only thru the steepest side? It was Abhisit and his supporters. They weren't nice people. They were ugly! and I don't give af*. Thaksin is better for Thailand and her neighbors.

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  18. Anonymous10:39 PM

    Poor Mr. Sek Sam Eit. He was crawling back to his beloved country that don't see and appreciate him only little.

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  19. Anonymous1:56 AM

    Democratic Kampuchea Pol Pot Khmer Rouge Regime had committed:

    Tortures
    Brutality
    Executions
    Massacres
    Mass Murder
    Genocide
    Atrocities
    Crimes Against Humanity
    Starvations
    Slavery
    Force Labour
    Overwork to Death
    Human Abuses
    Persecution
    Unlawful Detention


    Cambodian People's Party Hun Sen Khmer Rouge Regime had committed:

    Attempted Murders
    Attempted Murder on Chea Vichea
    Attempted Assassinations
    Attempted Assassination on Sam Rainsy
    Assassinations
    Assassinated Journalists
    Assassinated Political Opponents
    Assassinated Leaders of the Free Trade Union
    Executions
    Executed members of FUNCINPEC Party
    Murders
    Murdered Chea Vichea
    Murdered Ros Sovannareth
    Murdered Hy Vuthy
    Murdered Khim Sambo
    Murdered Khim Sambo's son 
    Murdered members of Sam Rainsy Party.
    Murdered activists of Sam Rainsy Party
    Murdered Innocent Men
    Murdered Innocent Women
    Murdered Innocent Children
    Killed Innocent Khmer Peoples.
    Extrajudicial Execution
    Grenade Attack
    Terrorism
    Drive by Shooting
    Brutalities
    Police Brutality Against Monks
    Police Brutality Against Evictees
    Tortures
    Intimidations
    Death Threats
    Threatening
    Human Abductions
    Human Abuses
    Human Rights Abuses
    Human Trafficking
    Drugs Trafficking
    Under Age Child Sex
    Corruptions
    Bribery
    Illegal Arrest
    Illegal Mass Evictions
    Illegal Land Grabbing
    Illegal Firearms
    Illegal Logging
    Illegal Deforestation
    Illegally use of remote detonation on Sokha Helicopter, while Hok Lundy and other military officials were on board.
    Illegally Sold State Properties
    Illegally Removed Parliamentary Immunity of Parliament Members
    Plunder National Resources
    Acid Attacks
    Turn Cambodia into a Lawless Country.
    Oppression
    Injustice
    Steal Votes
    Bring Foreigners from Veitnam to vote in Cambodia for Cambodian People's Party.
    Use Dead people's names to vote for Cambodian People's Party.
    Disqualified potential Sam Rainsy Party's voters. 
    Abuse the Court as a tools for CPP to send political opponents and journalists to jail.
    Abuse of Power
    Abuse the Laws
    Abuse the National Election Committee
    Abuse the National Assembly
    Violate the Laws
    Violate the Constitution
    Violate the Paris Accords
    Impunity
    Persecution
    Unlawful Detention
    Death in custody.

    Under the Cambodian People's Party Hun Sen Khmer Rouge Regime, no criminals that has been committed crimes against journalists, political opponents, leaders of the Free Trade Union, innocent men, women and children have ever been brought to justice.

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  20. Anonymous2:09 AM

    Thing happens at the east side at a wrong time.

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