Original report from Phnom Penh
07 July 2008
A district-level organizer for the opposition Sam Rainsy Party remained in hiding Monday, a week after he claims he was threatened by a ruling party official, party officials and human rights groups said.
Tuon Ngim, 41, head of the Phnom Sruoch district office in Kampong Speu province, has not filed a complaint with election authorities.
Election monitors say this year's election has seen not been without intimidation and violence.
A Cambodian People's Party official said Monday he had contacted Tuon Ngim but had not offered him "two meters of land," a Khmer euphemism for a grave two-meters deep.
Tuon Ngim, 41, head of the Phnom Sruoch district office in Kampong Speu province, has not filed a complaint with election authorities.
Election monitors say this year's election has seen not been without intimidation and violence.
A Cambodian People's Party official said Monday he had contacted Tuon Ngim but had not offered him "two meters of land," a Khmer euphemism for a grave two-meters deep.
As a Cambodian people, I will never buy Thai products, I will never use Thai service or even visit Thai.
ReplyDeleteThai is GREEDY to get Khmer Territory.
Those CPP assholes are really animals.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your power while it lasts, also buy yourself a good pair of running shoes you never know when you will need them.
It is not illegal to move Cambodia in the right direction, moron (11:39).
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, Ah gorilla oversea should be banned from entering Cambodia to drag everyone back to Year-Zero and causing perpetual pain and suffering to Khmer people.
The CPP animals will go down at the 27th of July.
ReplyDeleteGood riddance.
That's what you alway said, but the CPP always gain more and more votes with every election.
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