ABC Radio Australia
A leader of Cambodia's Anti-Corruption Unit says it's investigating more than 1,000 officials implicated in the drug racket of Moek Dara, former secretary-general of the anti-drug authority in Cambodia.
Last month the drug kingpin was sentenced to life in prison and fined $US300,000 for taking bribes in exchange for releasing dealers from prison and pocketing drugs from raids.
According to the unit's deputy president, Sean Borath, it's a major achievement of the Government's Anti-Corruption Unit.
Anti-corruption efforts, as well as human rights, were topics of a series of lectures given in Cambodia by the Chancellor of New South Wales' Southern Cross University, John Dowd.
Presenter: Liam Cochrane
Speaker: John Dowd, Chancellor of New South Wales' Southern Cross University and Australian chairman of the International Commission of Jurists
4 comments:
1000 officials with drug-related cases alone. Wow! There must be thousands and thousands of other curruption cases altogether.
hun sen est le principal dans corruption et n'oblier pas LE K5=LE COUP D'ÉTAT = histoire pisseth pilika=éviction forcé borey keyla ,dey kraham,boeung kak ,entrés libre POUR les youns.......ect.....hun sen est un vampir khmer.HUN SEN EST PLUS DANGEUREUX QUE POL POT ,LE TRIBUNAL(C E T C) NE DOIT PAS L'OUBLIER . Tous CES PROBLEMES SONT SOUS LES CONTROLES DE HUN SEN.
good for cambodia. god bless cambodia always.
I say stop messing with the small fish and concentrate on a bigger fish. Like billions of dollar in donor pouring to Cambodia from all around the globe. Who is responsible? Hmmmm!
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