US Criticizes Cambodia for Intimidation Ahead of PM's Visit
By matthew pennington, associated press
WASHINGTON — Feb 11, 2016
The
Obama administration is criticizing Cambodia's government for threats
against the political opposition as the Southeast Asian nation's prime
minister prepares to make his first official U.S. visit during 31 years
in power.
Prime Minister Hun Sen is set to attend a summit of the leaders of the U.S. and Southeast Asia in California next week.
Deputy
National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes expressed concern Thursday over
intimidation of opposition lawmakers in Cambodia in recent weeks, and
against people planning to protest in the U.S. against Hun Sen's visit.
Human
Rights Watch says Hun Sen and his supporters are telling
Cambodian-American citizens that if they protest on U.S. soil there will
be attacks against the political opposition in Cambodia.
Rhodes said the right to free assembly is protected in the U.S.
2 comments:
ហុ៊ន សែនមានផែនការជាស្រេចដើម្បីប្រើជនពាលក្នុងអំណាចរបស់ខ្លួនក្នុងការវាតប បើមានបាតុកម្មបំបាក់មុខមេពាលបានមកប្រជំុនៅcalifornia វានឺងប្រើពួកពាលគាំទ្រវាឲ្យ បាតុកម្មវាយបក្សប្រឆាំងក្នុងការសងសឺកដូចកាលមេពាបានទៅបំពេញទស្សនកិច្ចប្របារាំងកាលពីឆ្នាំទីមិញ ។
Thngay Ansar Robos Ah Prett Hun Sen Chit Mork Dol Heuy!!
Just remember that they created bad words for a reason.
That's why calling Hun Sen Ah Prett Hun Sen is absolutely appropriate.
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