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Showing posts with label Respect of the 1991 Paris Accords. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Respect of the 1991 Paris Accords. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Photos from the Demonstration in Paris: Khmer from all walk of life and from all parties, except the CPP, came to demonstrate
Thursday, October 23, 2008
HRP proposes a new national holiday (the anniversary of the 1991 Paris Peace Accords)
22 Oct 2008By Leang Delux
Cambodge Soir Hebdo
Translated from French by Luc Sâr
Click here to read the article in French
Kem Sokha’s party asks the government to faithfully apply the stipulations of the 1991 Paris Peace Accords and it wishes to see 23 October celebrated as a holiday in the kingdom.
On the eve of the 17th anniversary of the signing of the Paris Peace Accords, the HRP sent an open letter to the government, inviting it to respect the main elements of these accords, in particular: “the respect of the human rights and pluralism democracy.”
For the party led by Kem Sokha, the government left aside the 23 October date for the benefit of the 07 January, the date marking the “liberation” of Cambodians from the Pol Pot regime. The HRP proposes that “23 October be celebrated as a national holiday,” while pushing the signatory countries to respect the spirit of this accord, especially regarding “the national sovereignty and territorial integrity (of Cambodia).”
The HRP took also the opportunity to denounce the maneuver undertaken by Thailand – “one of the signatory states, which is bordering with Cambodia, which should pull out its soldiers from the Cambodian territory, in conformance to Article 18 the Paris Accords.”
On the eve of the 17th anniversary of the signing of the Paris Peace Accords, the HRP sent an open letter to the government, inviting it to respect the main elements of these accords, in particular: “the respect of the human rights and pluralism democracy.”
For the party led by Kem Sokha, the government left aside the 23 October date for the benefit of the 07 January, the date marking the “liberation” of Cambodians from the Pol Pot regime. The HRP proposes that “23 October be celebrated as a national holiday,” while pushing the signatory countries to respect the spirit of this accord, especially regarding “the national sovereignty and territorial integrity (of Cambodia).”
The HRP took also the opportunity to denounce the maneuver undertaken by Thailand – “one of the signatory states, which is bordering with Cambodia, which should pull out its soldiers from the Cambodian territory, in conformance to Article 18 the Paris Accords.”
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