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Workshop on Land and Natural Resource Rights in Battambang

October 13, 2011តុលា 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

On 24 March 2011 ADHOC hold a workshop on land and natural resource rights in Raksmey Samaky hotel of Battambang town. This workshop was participated by 60 land victims (11 female), by local authority such as village chie, commune council, district governor, provincial authority, relevant department officers and national, international organization’s representatives. The workshop was under presidency of Mr. Thun Saray, ADHOC’s president and H.E Sieng Suthorng, deputy provincial governor in charge of land dispute resolution.

Police officer charged with murder in Kandal

October 13, 2011តុលា 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

Phnom Penh Post

Wednesday 2 February 2011, Chhay Channyda

Call for peaceful solution to the current conflict at Cambodia-Thailand border

October 13, 2011តុលា 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

Joint Statement by Civil Society (08-02-2011)

(Khmer version only)

ECCC Legacy can be positively transferred to the National Courts

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

The LEGACY Workshop began with opening remarks from Mr. Thun Saray, who emphasized the importance of the ECCC in acting as a model for the judiciary, and a catalyst for ongoing efforts to promote legal and judicial reform in Cambodia. He noted the importance of all key actors working together ‘in order to enable fruitful discussions and dialogues on legacy issues’ and to ensure that the many ‘lessons learned from the ECCC can be positively transferred to the national courts’.

Consultation Workshop on Reparation by the ECCC

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

Mr. Thun Saray discussed with other other expert about the moral and collective reparation and non-judicial measure. It was agreed on a common schedule on how to proceed with the reparations and non-judicial measure mandate in the next months before case 002.

Villagers seek PM’s intervention

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

Phnom Penh Post

Wednesday 26 January 2011, Kim Yuthana

About 50 representatives from four villages in Kampong Speu province protested today outside Prime Minister Hun Sen’s house to seek his intervention in a land dispute with Master International Corporation Group

ADHOC coordinator in Kompong Chhnang sentenced

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

January 25, 2011

We are deeply disappointed today to hear that our colleague Mr. Sam Chankea, ADHOC coordinator in Kampong Chhnang province, has been sentenced this morning by Kompong Chhnang Court which decided unfairly to fine him 1 million riels. He has also been sentenced to pay 3 million riels to KDC International, a company owned by Lauk Chumteav (Her Excellency)Chea Kheng – wife of Minister of Mine and Energy.

Hearings delayed in land dispute cases

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

Phnom Penh Post

Wednesday, 19 January 2011, May Titthara

A report mentionning case of Adhoc provincial coordinator Sam Chankea, charged with defamation following complaints made by development company KDC International in June.

Information Technology Intern

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) is seeking Information Technology Intern.

Human Rights Defender faces accusation by Kompong Chhnang Provincial Court

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

The Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (ADHOC) disagrees with Court’s decision to accuse Mr. Sam Chankea and charge Mr. Reach Seymar – a citizen from Lor Peang village – of Defamation, as stated in Article 63 of UNTAC Penal Code and Article 305 of the new Penal Code. ADHOC considers the court’s decision as unfair and unacceptable.

Press release in response to Labor Ministry officials on the government’s eagerness to send maids to Malaysia

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

(Khmer version only)

Admissibility of Civil Parties in Case 002

October 13, 2011 - by ADHOC- Cambodia

The Office of the Co-Investigating Judges (OCIJ) has ruled on the admissibility of 3988 submitted Civil Party applications this month (1821 were submitted over ADHOC). The Co-Investigating Judges have declared so far 2123 applications admissible. However a number of inadmissible decisions have been appealed by the Civil Party lawyers.
To this point 1053 Civil Parties were recognized who submitted their Victims Information Form over ADHOC. With this decision ADHOC is starting to further strengthen the nationwide Civil Party Representative system to ensure the communication with the Civil Parties across Cambodia.