Showing posts with label Candle Light for Justice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Candle Light for Justice. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 06, 2012

Monday, January 09, 2012

Sam Rainsy Party Radio Program - Policy and Platform

Sam Rainsy Party Candle Light Radio Program launching a by-weekly program to promote its platform and programs.

This first week special guests:



Thach Seta, member of Permanent Committee and candidate for 2012 senatorial election.

Mu Sochua, MP

Topic: Land Policy - latest development in Borei Keila.

Click the control below to listen to the audio program:

Friday, October 01, 2010

Sam Rainsy on Candle Light radio

Opposition leader Sam Rainsy (Photo: RFA)

On 30 September 2010, opposition leader Sam Rainsy was the guest at the Candle Light's call-in show where he discussed various political topics concerning Cambodia.

Friday, August 13, 2010

Sam Rainsy in Radio Call-in Show Today on The Border Issue With Thailand and The Possibility of an International Mediation


August 13, 2010

SAM RAINSY IN RADIO CALL-IN SHOW TODAY
ON THE BORDER ISSUE WITH THAILAND
AND THE POSSIBILITY OF AN INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION

Today, Friday, August 13, Member of Parliament Sam Rainsy will take part in a radio call-in show broadcast from Phnom Penh. He will address the border issue with Thailand and the possibility of an international mediation.

The question-and-answer session with listeners will be broadcast live nationwide on FM 93.5 MHz, from 06:00 pm to 07:00 pm Phnom Penh time, in the framework of the SRP-sponsored Candle Light radio program.

SRP Cabinet

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Sam Rainsy in Radio Call-in Show On The Economic Situation

(Photo: Sovannara, RFI)

May 20, 2010

SAM RAINSY IN RADIO CALL-IN SHOW ON THE ECONOMIC SITUATION


Today, Thursday, May 20, Member of Parliament, opposition leader and former Finance Minister Sam Rainsy will take part in a radio call-in show broadcast from Phnom Penh on the current economic situation, its impact on the people’s living conditions and SRP proposals for a better economic policy.

The question-and-answer session with listeners will be broadcast live nationwide on FM 93.5 MHz, from 06:00 pm to 07:00 pm Phnom Penh time, in the framework of SRP-sponsored Candle Light radio program.

SRP Cabinet

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Sam Rainsy Addressing the Issue of Corruption Before Parliamentary Debate


March 10, 2010

SAM RAINSY ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF CORRUPTION
BEFORE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE

While the National Assembly started today to discuss a controversial government-sponsored anti-corruption law, parliamentary opposition leader Sam Rainsy addressed the corruption issue during a radio talk show just one day before the parliamentary debate.

Please listen to the one-hour call-in show on March 9 "Candle Light radio program" by just clicking at http://tinyurl.com/ycjx8sv

SRP Cabinet

Monday, March 08, 2010

Sam Rainsy in radio call-in show on anti-corruption law


March 7, 2010
Source: SRP

SAM RAINSY IN RADIO CALL-IN SHOW ON ANTI-CORRUPTION LAW

On Tuesday, March 9, Member of Parliament and SRP leader Sam Rainsy will take part in a radio call-in show on the required measures to combat systemic corruption in Cambodia.

The call-in show will take place on the eve of the debate on the government-sponsored Anti-Corruption Law at the National Assembly scheduled for March 10.

The question-and-answer session with listeners will be broadcast live nationwide on FM 93.5 MHz, from 06:00 pm to 07:00 pm Phnom Penh time, in the framework of SRP-sponsored Candle Light radio program.

SRP Cabinet

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Listen to Radio Call-in Show on Border Issue


January 26, 2009

LISTEN TO RADIO CALL-IN SHOW ON BORDER ISSUE

On January 25, opposition leader Sam Rainsy took part in a radio call-in show on the border issue. He elaborated on the latest evidence contained in a 15-sheet file (available at http://tinyurl.com/y9d7qho) exposing border encroachment in the commune of Samraong, in Svay Rieng province where he recently pulled out a fake border post that was illegally planted on a Khmer farmer’s rice field, well within Cambodia’s territory.

Many questions were answered as you can hear by clicking at http://tinyurl.com/yce9zoj

SRP Cabinet

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Sam Rainsy to Take Part in Call-in Show Broadcast Live in Cambodia


30 December 2009

SAM RAINSY TO TAKE PART IN CALL-IN SHOW BROADCAST LIVE IN CAMBODIA

On Thursday, 31 December 2009, SRP President Sam Rainsy, who is currently in Paris, will take part in a radio call-in show broadcast live in Cambodia from 06:00 pm to 07:00 pm Phnom Penh time.

The call-in show is part of a one-hour-daily Candle Light radio program run by the SRP which buys air time from a private radio station broadcasting from Phnom Penh on 93.5 MHz.

SRP Cabinet

Friday, July 24, 2009

Rally for Mrs. Mu Sochua

Mrs. Mu Sochua, for her personal fame and dignity and the advocate for the rule of laws as well as the fearless and open society, after she received support from her lawyer, Kong Sam Ann, she filed a lawsuit against Hun Sen. But the defamer didn't accept the reality or send apologize letter to the public, the defamer countersuited Mrs. Mu Sochua. As the prime minister of Cambodia whose influence is omnipresent, the bar association disbarred lawyer Kong Sam Ann and the municipal court dismissed Mrs.Sochua's lawsuit but remained Hun Sen's.
Op-Ed: Cambodian Bright Future

Next 8 hours, the court of Cambodia will list one of its darkest records in the history of Cambodia judiciary system. It will try Mrs. Mu Sochua who bravely walks into the court without having legal defender. She has thrived to seek defender, but no one dare to be her defender because of the pressure and intimidation.

At Kampot public facility inauguration presided over by Prime Minister Hun Sen, he blasted out with scary tone and directly referred to a female parliamentary member of opposition party that everyone has perceived well that she is Mrs. Mu Sochua. The speech was televised entire the nation and the Cambodian people are the witness to this speech loudly ranted out from a mouth of a powerful prime minister.

Mrs. Mu Sochua, for her personal fame and dignity and the advocate for the rule of laws as well as the fearless society, after she received support from her lawyer, Kong Sam Ann, she filed a lawsuit against Hun Sen. But the defamer didn't accept the reality or send apologize letter to the public, the defamer countersuited Mrs. Mu Sochua. As the prime minister of Cambodia whose influence is omnipresent, the bar association disbarred lawyer Kong Sam Ann and the municipal court dismissed Mrs.Sochua's lawsuit but remained Hun Sen's.

Current situation, Mrs. Sochua couldn't find any lawyer who dare to defend her. The radiation of powerful Prime Minister is really omnipotent and omnipresent in Cambodia.

Prime Minister of Cambodia is the controller of executive branch, judiciary branch and the assembly branch. The national constitution that guarantees the independence of these three branches is under the seat of Cambodian prime minister.

Mrs. Mu Sochua is taking risk of her personal life to seek for justice and the respect of Cambodian national constitution for the sake of Cambodian people.

With this prestigious attitude, how could Cambodian people close their eyes, how could the international communities neglect this countersuit issue, how could the donors hide their tax-payers money to fund the government that oppress their own people?

We are the Cambodian people living in both Cambodia and outside Cambodia are keeping close eyes, chant and pray for the good heart and deed of Hun Sen, the justice and the respect of Cambodia national constitution in order to bring the progress to Cambodia especially for the bravery struggle of Mrs. Mu Sochua.

Note: you can gather small, medium or big group to lit "The Candle Light for Justice" for Mrs. Mu Sochua.

KY

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Candle Light for Justice

Dear Compatriots,
I invite all our colleagues to try to assemble together in some ways, light up a candle together, take a picture and send it to us that we are in this together because justice can no longer be bought, nor intimidated. We want justice return and we want our justice system restructured independently.
As you know that on Friday July 24, 2009 our Nobel Prize Nominee and elected Member of Parliament, Mrs Mu Sochua, will be on trial, alone without any legal counsel by her side due to political pressure and intimidation from the government of Cambodia.
No lawyer in the entire country has any will nor courage to defend Mrs Mu for fear of losing their job. He or she can be politically prosecuted since there is now a realization that Cambodian justice system is completely controlled by the executive branch.
Therefore, on Wednesday 6:00pm, July 22, 2009 my colleagues and I here in Montreal will be at the Temple, Thommakaram at Riviere des Prairie to held a "Candle Light for Justice". It's a gesture of support for justice, for Mrs. Mu and all the defenseless people in Cambodia, including those who have their rights violated, put in jail for daring to speak the truth.
I invite all our colleagues to try to assemble together in some ways, light up a candle together, take a picture and send it to us that we are in this together because justice can no longer be bought, nor intimidated. We want justice return and we want our justice system restructured independently.
We invite you for a brief moment of your time to help enlighten the world, to send a clear message to the country, by lighting up a "Candle Light for Justice". Please come and support Mrs. Mu as she will be standing alone among the many injustices on July 24, 2009.
Please be there. We need you, Mrs. Mu needs you, our country and our people need you. Justice for All.

Ma