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CCHR Says Dropping of Chut Wutty Case is Indicative of Political Interference
Press Release
Released on 2012-10-07
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) is deeply concerned about the decision by the Koh Kong Provincial Court on 4 October 2012 to drop the case to investigate the murder of high-profile environmental activist, Chut Wutty, and deplores the undisguised political interference that lies behind the decision. The court has dismissed the case on the grounds that the alleged perpetrator, In Rattana, is already dead, and is focusing instead upon prosecuting Ran Boroth, who is alleged to have shot In Rattana dead immediately after Chut Wutty was shot.
CCHR President Ou Virak Will Face Questions at Ratanakiri Court on Monday 8 October 2012
Press Release
Released on 2012-10-04
Ou Virak, President of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”), has confirmed that he will face questions at the Ratanakiri Provincial Court in Banlung City, Ratanakiri province, on the morning of Monday 8 October 2012. He was originally summonsed to appear on Thursday 18 October 2012, but due to a prior commitment to attend a conference held by the World Movement for Democracy in Lima, Peru, on 14-17 October 2012, entitled “Democracy for All: Ensuring Political, Economic and Social Inclusion” ­– he requested that the summons be brought forwards, which the Ratanakiri Provincial Court has kindly agreed to.
Three rights workers and one journalist summonsed to appear at Ratanakkiri court on charges of incitement
Press Release
Released on 2012-10-02
On 1 October 2012, Ou Virak, President of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”), Pen Bonnar and Chhay Thy, provincial coordinator and investigator from the Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association (“ADHOC”), and Radio Free Asia (“RFA”) reporter, Sok Ratha, aka Ratha Visal, were summonsed by the deputy prosecutor at Ratanakkiri Provincial Court to appear for questioning on charges of incitement to commit a crime.
Contempt Shown for The Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Andong Community Faces its Second Forced Eviction Without Compensation
Media Comment
Released on 2012-10-02
The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR“) expresses its grave concerns regarding the forced evictions of nineteen families in Andong village near Phnom Penh, scheduled for 3 October 2012, as was reported in a recent article1 in Open Development Cambodia.
Land Reform
CCHR Slams Guilty Verdict for Mam Sonando as a Travesty of Justice and an Embarrassment to Cambodia’s Reputation
Press Release
Released on 2012-10-01
CCHR condemns in the strongest possible terms the guilty verdict brought against Mam Sonando today at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court.
Public Forum on Human Rights and Development
Press Release
Released on 2012-09-25
Hundreds of residents from Chey Sen and Tbaeng Meanchey districts, Preah Vihear Province will attend the public forum​ organized by the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR). A number of private companies that have been granted economic land concession started their operations, which affects hundred hectares of land enjoyed by the villagers.
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Asian and International Human Rights Groups Urge Malaysian Government to End Harassment against SUARAM
Press Release
Released on 2012-09-17
We, the undersigned national, regional and international human rights organizations express our strongest protest against the Malaysian government’s ongoing harassment of Malaysia’s leading human rights organization, Suara Rakyat Malaysia (SUARAM) through investigations, public vilification and threats to charge the NGO for alleged financial irregularities, non-registration as a society, and receipt of foreign funds.
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