Hun Sen ordered the translation of opposition's speeches to be sent to foreign embassies and human rights groups លោកហ៊ុន សែនបញ្ជឲ្យបកប្រែសន្ទរកថាគណបក្សប្រឆាំង ដើម្បីផ្ញើទៅស្ថានទូតនិងអង្កការសិទ្ធិមនុស្ស

Opposition’s speeches to be translated for embassies, human rights group

Hun Sen

 

PHNOM PENH (The Cambodia Herald) -- Prime Minister Hun Sen said Monday that he has asked his officials to gather all of the opposition leaders' speeches critcizing the government and translate them so they can be sent to the different embassies in Cambodia.

"The Press and Quick Reaction Unit has to translate many documents  including speeches of opposition's leaders that spoke of the CPP leaders having Vietnamese heads and Cambodian bodies and send them to the different embassies, including all of the human rights organizations," said Hun Sen.

"The opposition party says it will file complaints to the International Court of Justice and countries of the Paris Peace Agreement to claim ownership of Koh Tral and Kampuchea Krom land," he added.

Hun Sen also asked all radio and TV stations to re-broadcast his five hours speeches addressing the National Assembly last year over border issues with Vietnam.

Hun Sen, Vice Chairman of the CPP, a party that has ruled the Cambodia for around 30 years, reminded citizens of the possibility of civil war if the opposition party wins the election.

But the opposition is too far from victory, Hun Sen said.