Wednesday, 2 January 2008

Brief News

Monday, 31 December 2007 Bakong, Vol.10, #241, 31.12.2007-1.1.2008 Hun Sen Government Plans to Limit Officials’ Fuel So Some Officials Do Not Take Their Mistresses in Cars and Use State Fuel Government Orders Transfer of Land to Poor People.

Chuoy Khmer, Vol.1, #25, 31.12.2007-1.1.2008 When Will Om Yentieng [head of the government’s Anti-Corruption Commission] Take Action against Corrupt Nhek Kosal Vithyea [Director of Telecom Cambodia] at Ministry of Post?

Kampuchea Thmey, Vol.7, #1532, 30-31.12.2007 Nepal Will Officially Abolish the Monarchy Plan to Expropriate Illegally Owned Land; Those Who Are Involved Will Face the Law Cambodian Assembly Opens Way for the Royal Government to Take Action to Combat Toxic Substances on Food and in Production

Khmer Amatak, Vol.8, #540, 31.12.2007 [Director of Telecom Cambodia] Nhek Kosal Vithyea’s Theft from the Nation Is Revealed at Embassies and Civil Society Organizations When Elections Approach, the Cambodian People’s Party Plans to Collect Money from Companies and Its Close Businesspeople

Khmer Machas Srok, Vol.1, #82, 31.12.2007 It Is Time Hun Sen Should Take Action against Nhek Kosal Vithyea to Give Value to His Words Cambodian Laws Open Way for Destruction of Environment above and under the Ground [over developments at Cardamom Mountains] Civil Society Organizations Criticize Khmer Rouge Tribunal for Spending the Highest Amount of Money in the World Wait and See Achievement of Akak Moha Senapadei Dekchor Hun Sen in Combating Nhek Kosal Vithyea

Koh Santepheap, Vol.40, #6232, 31.12.2007 Forum of Newspaper Editors: Demand for Court System Not to Use Criminal Law against Journalists Samdech Krom Preah Still Vows to Resign as a Prince if He Is Prohibited from Participating in Politics

Meatophum, Vol.52, #672, 1-5.1.2008 Vietnam Plans to Construct a Dam in Laos Ponhea Chakrey Heng Samrin [President of National Assembly] Asks Samdech Dekchor Hun Sen to Check Case of Dr. Nhek Kosal Vithyea Who [corruptly] Took $640,000 State Money Sralanh Khmer, Vol.3, #589, 30-31.12.2007

Khmer Dignitaries Offer Condolences to Death of Benazir Bhutto and Condemn the Violence

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