Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) Read MoreAuthor: ADHOC- Cambodia
The right to remain silent: Why do witnessess have this right to be silent about their own crimes?
The right to remain silent is an important principle of just legal proceedings and is one of the major distinctions between courtroom questioning from forced interrogations. Another major difference is the presumption of innocence.
The right to remain silent: Why do witnessess have this right to be silent about their own crimes? Read MoreNeak Chea Bulletin No 314
Neak Chea Bulletin No 314
Khmer version only!!!
Neak Chea Bulletin No 313
Neak Chea Bulletin N0 313
Khmer version only !!!
Neak Chea Bulletin No 312
Neak Chea Bulletin No 312
Khmer version only!!!
Neak Chea Bulletin No 311
Neak Chea Bulletin No 311
Khmer version only !!!
Impunity in Rape Issues
Impunity in Rape issues is a serious crime, as defined in the Law on the Aggravating Circumstances for Felonies. This law as well as the Criminal Procedure Code state that there is no possible civil mediation in case of criminal abuse to replace the criminal procedure. This law not only warns, but also forces the justice to return fair verdicts for victims. However, in fact, the majority of rape victims are second victims of unfair decision delivered by the officers involved. This leads to a situation of impunity which is going to become the norm or even a culture in Cambodia.
Impunity in Rape Issues Read MoreWhy were S-21 prisoners accused of being spies for the CIA or KGB?
Former prisoners at S-21 have recalled being asked to DUCH about their alleged affiliation with the CIA or the KGB. Why were S-21 prisoners accused of being spies for the CIA or KGB?
Why were S-21 prisoners accused of being spies for the CIA or KGB? Read MoreWhy did Khmer kill Khmer?
Civil Party Participation in the ECCC still want to know and want to get answers from the accused persons ” Why were khmer killing khmer?”
Why did Khmer kill Khmer? Read MoreCivil Parties Discussed Case 001 with their National and International Co-Lawyers
A meeting on Sunday,14 June 2009 between Civil Parties and their National and International Co-Lawyers supported by ADHOC.
Civil Parties Discussed Case 001 with their National and International Co-Lawyers Read MoreReparation voice by survivors victims
Survivors of the Khmer Rouge regime from Kampot, Koh Kong, and Sihanoukville province voice their opinions for moral and collective reparation.
Reparation voice by survivors victims Read MoreJoint Submission on Freedom of Expression and Assembly for Universal Periodic Review (April 2009)
Joint Submission by Non-Governmental Organizations on Freedom of Expression and Assembly for the Universal Periodic Review of Cambodia’s fulfilment of its Human Rights obligations and commitments.
ADHOC participated in the coalition of NGOs coordinated by the Alliance for Freedom of Expression in Cambodia (AFEC) and assisted by the Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) that made a joint submission on freedom of expression and assembly in Cambodia to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Geneva.
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Joint Submission on Freedom of Expression and Assembly for Universal Periodic Review (April 2009) Read More