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Monday 4 January 2010

Hun Sen’s Nephews Are Menace to Cambodian Society: Thugs and Murders.

On 27th December 2009, Prime Minister Hun Sen organised a large family reunion of the Hun clan in which he warned his relatives- children, nephews and nieces- not to commit bad deeds toward people for fearing of revenge attacks against them once he falls from powers. Below are two good articles about the things that his nephews had committed. Please have a good read.-Khmerization.


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Source: THE SON OF THE KHMER EMPIRE
Les neveux de Hun Sèn sont une menace pour la société cambodgienne: gansters et meutres.

Hun Sen’s nephews beat, killed, intimidate ordinary Cambodians, Journalist, Tourist, police, and even Parliament member with impunity. They feel they can do anything they want in Cambodia with little or no consequences. How is it possible for a few young men intimidate a whole society with impunity?

1. Hun Chea: On August 3, 2008, at about 11:30 pm, a black Cadillac Escalade SUV sped north up Phnom Penh’s Sothearos Boulevard at more than 100km/h before running down a man on a motorbike, tearing off his left arm and left leg in front of the Regent Park Hotel. Hun Chea at a karaoke club early Friday in central Phnom Penh after firing seven shots in the club and three more shots threatening police who rushed to the scene.

2.. Hun Tho: July 19, 2008, Noun Vuthy, a parliament member, was attacked by Hun Tho’s bodyguards. You Saravuth, Sralang Khmer journalist threatened by Hun Tho. Numerous undocumented reports of intimidation, beating, kicking ordinary Cambodian and entertainer for looking at him or does not do what he want.

3. Nim Sophea, the son of Hun Sen’s sister, have taken part in a car chase, which ended when the car he was travelling in lost control and crashed. According to police, Hun Sen’s nephew then fired an automatic rifle at passers-by. The authorities believe he may have been angry or drunk, which left two people dead. His younger brother, Nim Chan Tana were also involved in the car race.

Nhim Sophea (AP)

4. Nhim Pov, a son of one of Hun Sen’s sisters, nephew of Prime Minister Hun Sen was involved in the stabbing of two Japanese tourists in downtown Phnom Penh. The two injured were beaten and stabbed with bottles of chilli and soy sauce.

5. Nim Pisey: another nephew of Hun Sen, fired several shots at another night club in the city, injuring two people. He was released a week later

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BBC NEWS / ASIA-PACIFIC

Tuesday, 21 December, 2004,

Cambodian PM's nephew cleared

Nim Sophea, right, the nephew of Prime Minister Hun Sen, is escorted to court from a Phnom Penh police station, Nov. 25, 2003

A nephew of the Cambodian leader Hun Sen has been cleared on appeal of involvement in a fatal shooting.

A Cambodian newspaper said that Nim Sophea, 23, was acquitted in August, having served 10 months of a three-year sentence for manslaughter.

He was arrested in October 2003, accused of shooting dead at least two people in a Phnom Penh street.

His lawyer said the rifle had fired accidentally when Nim Sophea tried to grab it from another man.

"We found out that he's not the culprit," presiding Judge Thou Mony told the English-language newspaper the Cambodia Daily.

The judge said the court had found that another man, Sam Douen - who was sentenced in absentia to 10 years imprisonment for the killings - was fully responsible.

The shooting incident is alleged to have taken place after a road accident in Phnom Penh.

According to police, Hun Sen's nephew then fired an automatic rifle at passers-by. The authorities believed he was angry or drunk.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

i'm just wondering who are the public safety officers and who are the judges. the answer is easy they are all hunsen's gangster, corruption, organise crime, human right violation, dictator and so on. if in this earth no one can't prosecute them to the justice, there's always other way to condemn them; good will punish all devils on the earth sooner or later. just look at the khmer rouge regime in the past.

Anonymous said...

The culture of impunity must be stopped. Anyone, even Hun Sen and his relatives, should be above the laws.

Stanley said...

I like that man,Nim Sophea.

Stanley said...

I like that man, Nim Sophea.

Stanley said...

I like that man, Nim Sophea.