"The High Representative, Catherine Ashton, takes the opportunity of the anniversary of the 1991 Paris Peace Accords to congratulate the Cambodian people on the remarkable political and socioeconomic progress over the last 20 years.
The EU remains committed to Cambodia's transformation and will continue to support all Cambodians who work towards lasting development and democracy in the country.
The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), in particular, has a vital role to play not only in ensuring accountability for victims of the Khmer Rouge, but also in developing Cambodia’s long-term legal capacity and promoting reconciliation.
Cambodia has come a long way since 1991 and the High Representative calls on the Government to ensure respect for and observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms and complete the transformation and peace process begun under the Paris Agreements."
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Anonymous said...
-Peace enforce by force is not real peace!
-Peace without freedome is prison!
-Peace without justice is slavering!
-Peace without human-right is hell!
Freedome + Justice + Human-right = Demoncracy Wester way!!!!!
Does it to advance for Cambodian,Prince Ranarith??????PhD from Franc??????
-Peace enforce by force is not real peace!
-Peace without freedome is prison!
-Peace without justice is slavering!
-Peace without human-right is hell!
Freedome + Justice + Human-right = Demoncracy Western way!!!!!
Is it too advance for Cambodia,Prince Ranarith??????PhD from France??????
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