41. Deforestation Without Limits: How The Cambodian Government Failed To Tackle The Deforestation without limits How the cambodian government failed to tackle theuntouchables. cambodian government terminates independent forest monitoring. http://www.eldis.org/static/DOC11946.htm

SEARCH ELDIS Advanced search Help SITE CONTENT Home page What's new Resource guides Web links ... About Eldis CONTRIBUTE Add your research SUBSCRIBE Get news via email Reviewed documents Organisations Eldis is funded by Sida, Norad, DFID and SDC More... Deforestation without limits: How the Cambodian government failed to tackle the untouchables Review of law enforcement in the forestry sector in Cambodia Global Witness / Global Witness This report examines evidence of illegal logging that Global Witness has submitted to the Royal Government of Cambodia as part of the Forest Crimes Monitoring and Reporting Project and reviews the action and inaction of the government in each of the cases FULL TEXT Read full text PUBLISHER About: Global Witness SEND PAGE Send this page to a friend FULL TEXT Read full text PUBLISHER About: Global Witness SEND PAGE Send this page to a friend Cambodian government terminates independent forest monitoring Correct this information Translate this page top of the page ... TELL A FRIEND

42. Cambodian Government Honors Cws 1999 NCC News Archives. cambodian government Honors CWS. Dec. 22,1999, NEW YORK CITY Twenty years ago, when Phnom Penh lay in http://www.ncccusa.org/news/99news130.html

1999 NCC News Archives Cambodian Government Honors CWS Dec. 22, 1999, NEW YORK CITY Twenty years ago, when Phnom Penh lay in ruins after years of war and Cambodian people were in the grip of widespread famine, representatives from several non-governmental agencies flew in to assess humanitarian needs. "There was no electricity and no water, and the relief workers fanned out in the city then got back on the plane to bring back reports to their agencies," recalled the Rev. Dr. Rodney Page, Executive Director of Church World Service (CWS), the relief and development arm of the National Council of Churches (NCC). "But one representative stayed behind and lived there for six months: Perry Smith of Church World Service and CWS is still there." Church World Service was among 10 NGOs honored at a ceremony held in The Chaktomuk Hall in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on November 18, during which Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen highlighted the "close partnership and strong solidarity which exists between the Royal Government of Cambodia and the NGO community." In attendance were representatives from the 10 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), including Dr. Page, Ms. Linda Hartke and Mr. Howard Jost of Church World Service. Ms. Hartke served as CWS Country Director in Cambodia from 1992-1997 and is currently CWS Director of Programs and Operations. Mr. Jost is the current CWS Country Director in Cambodia.

43. KRT Wire | 02/05/2004 | Cambodian Government Anarchy Delays Plans For U.N. War-c 05, 2004. cambodian government anarchy delays plans for UN warcrimes tribunal. Cambodiahas been without a government since the July general elections. http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/news/world/7885736.htm

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for News Business Sports Entertainment ... Homes var request_url = escape(document.location.href); var request_domain = ".thestate.com"; Jobs Search List Cars ... Classifieds Announcements Obituaries Weddings Engagements Anniversaries Services Contact Us Start/Stop Paper Make payment EZ Pay Subscriptions ... Weather Columbia Charleston Greenville-Spartanburg Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... News Monday, Jun 07, 2004 World email this print this Posted on Thu, Feb. 05, 2004 Cambodian government anarchy delays plans for U.N. war-crimes tribunal BY ULI SCHMETZER Chicago Tribune PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (KRT) - The seven-month deadlock over the formation of a new Cambodian government has again delayed plans for a U.N. war crimes tribunal to judge 10 senior leaders of the Pol Pot regime, men allegedly responsible for the death of up to 2 million people in the country's notorious killing fields. For the past four years, the reluctance of Prime Minister Hun Sen's government to proceed with the trials has become an example of the difficulties the international community faces when it attempts to confront a country's dark past. In the meantime, Cambodia, once the target of a global rescue effort, has regressed into virtual anarchy. Eleven years ago, a United Nations task force spent $2 billion to guide this small, war-torn nation toward democracy. An additional $3 billion has since been contributed for reconstruction and development.

44. CC/ALL LINKS Listings in cambodian government and Politics Display 1..5 of 5 linksListing is sorted by Newest Links! You can also sort by Name http://www.cambodianchristian.com/cgi-bin/dclinkspro/dclinks.cgi?action=view_cat

45. Cambodian Government Honours Puneite - The Times Of India cambodian government honours Puneite Add to Clippings TIMES NEWS NETWORK SATURDAY, JULY 06, 2002 012459 AM . PUNE On June 17 http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/15106085.cms

var ttrendlogmostviewed=1; var doweshowbellyad=1; TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 2004 THE TIMES OF INDIA CITIES: PUNE POWERED BY TIMESCITY.COM Search The Times of India Indiatimes Web Indiatimes The Times of India Cities Pune Article Home CLASSIFIEDS Matrimonial Jobs Real Estate Auto ... All Classifieds HOT LINKS ePaper Bollywood NRI News Indo-Pak Ties ... US presidency NEWS Cities Ahmedabad Bangalore Chandigarh ... Archives OPINION Columnists Editorial Interview Letters to Editor SUNDAY SPECIALS All That Matters Mind Over Matter Open Space Special Report NRI SERVICES India on Mobile SUPPLEMENTS Education Times PRINT EDITION Delhi Edition DAILY DOSE News Puzzle Crosswords Horoscope Jokes ... Send to friend Cambodian government honours Puneite TIMES NEWS NETWORK [ SATURDAY, JULY 06, 2002 01:24:59 AM ] PUNE: On June 17, 2002, the Royal Government of Cambodia conferred its highest honour for foreigners, Commander of Sahamitra, on Puneite Ramanathan Natarajan. An ex-IAS officer,Natarajan is the first Indian to receive the coveted title for bringing about socio-economic reforms in Cambodia. “When the entire world had ostracised Cambodia, India and the Soviet Block were the only two countries who were neutral towards them,” said Natarajan, who played a crucial role in helping the Cambodian Government in drafting their first five-year plan in 1995. “Nearly three lakh people lived in refugee camps.We had to inform the rest of the world the hardships faced by these people,” said Natarajan. In 1992, with the help of the Japanese government, he organised the first ever major international donors’ meeting in Tokyo. “The meeting fetched the war-ravaged country nearly $ 880 million,” exclaimed Natarajan. Realising the exigency to uplift the country on a socio-economic front, Natarajan drafted socio-economic policies for the government.

46. 6/5/2004 -- Cambodian Government Illegally Approves Plantation In National Park, cambodian government illegally approves plantation in national park, say activistsSource Copyright nbsp2004, Associated Press Date May nbsp6, nbsp2004. http://forests.org/articles/reader.asp?linkid=31435

47. [enviro-vlc] ENN: Cambodian Government Illegally Approves Plantation In National envirovlc ENN cambodian government illegally approves plantation innational park, say activists. From Vern Weitzel vern.weitzel@undp.org. http://www.undp.org.vn/mlist/envirovlc/052004/post26.htm

UN UNDP Forum ENVIRO-VLC ... Recent messages [enviro-vlc] ENN: Cambodian government illegally approves plantation in national park, say activists From: Vern Weitzel vern.weitzel@undp.org Date: Thu, 06 May 2004 12:38:58 +0700 Subject: [enviro-vlc] ENN: Cambodian government illegally approves plantation in national park, say activists Mailing List: ENVIRO-VLC sent to enviro-vlc MDG List by "Vern Weitzel" http://www.enn.com/news/2004-05-06/s_23524.asp Cambodian government illegally approves plantation in national park, say = activists May 6, 2004 By Associated Press PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — The Cambodian government has illegally approved setting up a plantation in a national park that's home to the biggest habitat for the country's elephants, conservation groups charged Wednesday. A company named Green Rich was awarded a land concession to clear 18,000 hectares (44,478 acres) and set up an acacia and eucalyptus plantation and wood processing facility in Botum Sakor National Park, according to Global Witness, a London-based forestry watchdog.

48. Cambodian Government To Appeal Backpacker Verdict AgenceFrance-Presse, Thursday, July 20, 2000 cambodian government to appeal backpackerverdict PHNOM PENH, July 20 (AFP) The cambodian government will http://www.bigpond.com.kh/users/ngoforum/aboutcambodia/Resource_Files/Tribunal/J

Agence-France-Presse, Thursday, July 20, 2000 Cambodian government to appeal backpacker verdict PHNOM PENH, July 20 (AFP) The Cambodian government will appeal the decision by a Phnom Penh court to acquit a former Khmer Rouge commander charged with the kidnap and murder of three western backpackers, diplomats said Thursday. The surprise decision to appeal the verdict handed to former rebel leader Chhouk Rin was announced to diplomatic representatives from France, Australia and Britain by secretary of state for the foreign ministry Ouch Kim An. "We have just been informed that the Cambodian government has decided to appeal against the Chhouk Rin decision," Australian charge d'affaires Paul Grigson told reporters after the meeting at the foreign ministry. "We are very pleased with that ... as you know Australia and certainly the other governments were deeply concerned and we welcome the quick action that has been taken," he said. He said no timeframe had been discussed for the appeal, but that diplomats hoped it would be soon. French Ambassador Andre-Jean Libourel said he hoped the appeal would bring justice for the families of the slain men.

49. Cambodian Government Agrees To Delay cambodian government agrees to delay embarrassing Khmer Rouge trial.AFP, August 3, 1999. PHNOM PENH, Aug 3 (AFP) Cambodia s government http://www.bigpond.com.kh/users/ngoforum/aboutcambodia/Resource_Files/Tribunal/c

Cambodian government agrees to delay "embarrassing" Khmer Rouge trial AFP, August 3, 1999 PHNOM PENH, Aug 3 (AFP) - Cambodia's government agreed Tuesday to keep the lid on potentially embarrassing courtroom revelations of captured Khmer Rouge chief Ta Mok by extending his detention without trial for three years, officials said. "We agreed to propose a draft law extending the detention period up to three years," announced Monh Saphan, an MP for the royalist and coalition government member party FUNCINPEC. The controversial new law, scheduled to be voted on next week in what should be a formality, applies to those charged with involvement in "genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes." It also comes despite the announcement from court officials that the 73 year-old Ta Mok, dubbed "The Butcher", was ready to be put on trial in three weeks. Under existing law he must face trial before early September, six months after he was arrested on March 6 and charged with treason, but he now looks set to remain languishing in silence and out of sight for years. "This law is to legally detain the criminal and wait for the formation of a mixed court," argued Monh Saphan, referring to a proposed "international style" tribunal preparations for which have so far been extremely slow.

50. Cambodian Government Rejects Global Witness Claims Topic, cambodian government rejects Global Witness Claims. Contributorhhuong. Date 06/11/2001 095558 PM. Announcement THE Cambodian http://www.mekonginfo.org/mrc_en/announce.nsf/0/f4df1aca7b2cfb1047256a680025715e

51. SAM RAINSY PARTY ASKS THE CAMBODIAN GOVERNMENT TO FULLY ABIDE BY send this page invia questo testo. 28/09/2002 SAM RAINSY PARTY ASKSTHE cambodian government TO FULLY ABIDE BY THE UN REFUGEE CONVENTION. http://servizi.radicalparty.org/documents/index.php?func=detail&par=202

52. Human Rights First | International Justice UN officials agreed on a draft framework for a tribunal to prosecute leaders ofthe Khmer Rouge, which has been approved by the cambodian government and now http://www.humanrightsfirst.org/international_justice/w_context/w_cont_05.htm

PROGRAMS ABOUT US CONTRIBUTE MEDIA ROOM SEARCH: The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) The Special Court for Sierra Leone A Court for Cambodia? ... International Justice A Court for Cambodia? April 1, 2003 The process of establishing a special court for Cambodia stalled when in February 2002, despite progress made in negotiations with Cambodia, the UN withdrew its commitment to the project. On January 6, 2003 negotiations restarted following a UN General Assembly resolution of December 2002. Then, on March 17, Cambodian and UN officials agreed on a draft framework for a tribunal to prosecute leaders of the Khmer Rouge, which has been approved by the Cambodian government and now awaits the approval by the UN General Assembly. To date, no one has been brought to justice for the crimes committed during the reign of the Khmer Rouge. The need for justice Negotiations with the United Nations Unfortunately the process broke down with Cambodia becoming unwilling to accept UN concerns about independence and due process. Instead, Hun Sen sent his proposal to the National Assembly. Although the enabling legislation was passed, the bill was returned to the legislature by the Constitutional Council in February 2001 because of internal discrepancies over the death penalty provisions. The UN looked to the Cambodian government to modify its stance but after further discussion, and much procrastination by the government, the UN withdrew from negotiations stating that they could not move forward until Cambodia was willing to accept the conditions necessary for a fair trial.

53. Illegal Logging - News News. cambodian government terminates independent forest monitoring. GlobalWitness.org. contactcambodian government terminates independent forest monitoring. http://www.illegal-logging.info/textonly/newsSingleItem.php?newsId=48

54. Illegal Logging - News Managed by RIIA. Financed by DFID. News. cambodian government illegally approvesplantation in national park, say activists. Environmental News Network. 200405-06. http://www.illegal-logging.info/textonly/newsSingleItem.php?newsId=224

55. Nations Online :: Cambodia - Kampuchea est.) Government The Royal cambodian government (RCG), a constitutional monarchyformed on the basis of elections internationally recognized as free and fair http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/cambodia.htm

The Nations Online Project supports Reporters Without Borders. This page is part of One World - Nations Online the countries of the world Home Continents Asia Cambodia One World - Nations Online Countries and Nations keywords: cambodia, online resources, khmer, cambodia newspapers, tourist information for cambodia, cambodia tourism, cambodia map Note: External links will open in a new browser window. Official Sites Map News Culture ... Additional Links Cambodia Country Profile Flag of Cambodia Background: Following a five-year struggle, communist Khmer Rouge forces captured Phnom Penh in 1975 and ordered the evacuation of all cities and towns; over 1 million displaced people died from execution or enforced hardships. A 1978 Vietnamese invasion drove the Khmer Rouge into the countryside and touched off 13 years of fighting. UN-sponsored elections in 1993 helped restore some semblance of normalcy, as did the rapid diminishment of the Khmer Rouge in the mid-1990s. A coalition government, formed after national elections in 1998, brought renewed political stability and the surrender of remaining Khmer Rouge forces. (Source: CIA - The World Factbook) border countries: Laos Thailand Vietnam related countries: France Official Name: Kingdom of Cambodia Conventional short form: Cambodia Local short form: Kampuchea Local long form: Preahreacheanachakr Kampuchea Former: Khmer Republic, Kampuchea Republic

56. Chronology Of Cambodian History The United States has on many occasions expressed to the cambodian government itsconcern over the problems arising from Vietnamese Communist activity in the http://www.geocities.com/khmerchronology/tele032467.htm

Chronology of Cambodian History Telegram From the Department of State to the Embassy in Australia Washington, March 24, 1967, 10:27 a.m. 161744. 1. Please deliver following personal message from the Secretary to Foreign Minister Hasluck at earliest possible opportunity: "Dear Paul: I very much hope that Prime Minister Holt, during his forthcoming visit to Phnom Penh, will have the opportunity to discuss with Cambodian leaders including Prince Sihanouk the possibilities for an improvement in U.S.-Cambodian relations. We are concerned, as I am sure you are too, at the increasing seriousness of military problems resulting from Viet Cong and North Vietnamese use of Cambodian territory and support received from Cambodia. The number of recent incidents that have arisen as a result of Operation Junction City testify to the seriousness of this situation, which we fear will only lead to a further deterioration in relations with Cambodia unless some way is found to reduce the problem and deal with it more effectively than at the present time. Communist Vietnamese forces have been using Cambodia as an infiltration route, sanctuary and source of supplies since the early 1960s. With the escalation of hostilities in the past few years, Communist utilization of Cambodia has steadily increased. There is every reason to believe, moreover, that during the coming year, as allied forces successfully clear enemy base areas in South Vietnam, pressure upon North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to expand their use of the sanctuary existing in Cambodia will further increase.

57. AEGiS-AFP News: Cambodia-sex: Cambodian Government Rules Out Legalisation Of Pro PHNOM PENH, Nov 19 (AFP) A senior cambodian government official has ruled outlegalising prostitution, but admitted the government has failed to tackle the http://www.aegis.com/news/afp/1999/AF991127.html

Cambodia-sex: Cambodian government rules out legalisation of prostitution Agence France-Presse - November 19, 1999 PHNOM PENH, Nov 19 (AFP) - A senior Cambodian government official has ruled out legalising prostitution, but admitted the government has failed to tackle the industry's enormous health risk and abuse of sex workers. "The government is not denying prostitution is a social crisis, and the way the government has dealt with the problem has not been effective," Minister for Women's Affairs Mu Sochua told a forum of the Foreign Correspondents Club late Thursday. "But let's not look at a solution for today, but one that addresses the root cause of the problem which is poverty." With half of Cambodia's 20,000-strong sex workforce feared to be infected with the HIV (human immuno-deficiency) virus, which causes AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), there has been mounting debate here on whether decriminalisation of prostitution could help control the booming industry. However Mu Sochua argued that while there was an urgent need for greater protection for prostitutes most of which are trapped in slave-like conditions she said any steps to legalise the multi-million dollar business would never be passed by the government.

58. Wfn.org | Cambodian Government Honors CWS From the Worldwide Faith News archives www.wfn.org. cambodian governmentHonors CWS. From CAROL_FOUKE.parti@ecunet.org (CAROL FOUKE http://www.wfn.org/1999/12/msg00180.html

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59. Wfn.org | Cambodian Government Honors Church World Service 27January-2000 00038 cambodian government Honors Church World Service by Wendy S.McDowell National Council of Churches News Office NEW YORK CITY-Twenty years http://www.wfn.org/2000/01/msg00180.html

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60. Royal Cambodian Embassy In Washington, D.C. - FAQ Is the cambodian government not admitting certain national into their country? A7. Doesthe American or cambodian government recognize dual citizenship? A6. http://www.embassy.org/cambodia/faq.html

F REQUENTLY A SKED Q UESTIONS F or your convenience, this page has been divided into the following sections: Visa Questions Khmer Specific Special Information Note Visa Questions Q1. Can I get my visa in Cambodia? A1. Yes, you may obtain your visa upon arrival at the two airports in Cambodia: Siem Reap and Phnom Penh. Q2. What do I need to get my visa in Cambodia? A2. You will need $20 US cash for a tourist visa and $25 for business. Along with it you will need one passport size photo and your passport must be valid for six month. Q3. May I use the visa applications from the Royal Embassy of Cambodia website for processing in Cambodia? A3. Yes. Also Visa applications for processing in Cambodia will be distribute on board the plane. Q4. Should I get my visa ahead of time or do it in Cambodia? A4. By getting your visa at the embassy you will not have to wait in line at the airport. Q5. Does all national needs a visa to enter Cambodia? A5. Everyone who does not hold a Cambodian passport needs a visa to enter the country. (Except Malaysian and Philippinos.) Q6. Will my young children need visas?

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