Monthly Archives: November 2005

> <Click on the letter to view a larger size> [Translation from Cambodian] Royal MessageHis Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Baromneath Norodom SihamoniKing of Cambodia Phnom Penh, November 30, 2005 To The Two Respected Buddhist Patriarchs,To all Respected Monks,To all … Continue reading →

> The following is a translation of an interview with SRP Senator Kong Korm published in French by Cambodge Soir newspaper. The interview provides the current SRP perspective at the dawn of its 10th anniversary as the only opposition party … Continue reading →

> Senator Kong Korm wrote this open letter appealing to King-Father Norodom Sihanouk to seek help from signatory countries to the 1991 Paris Peace Agreement on Cambodia for the cancellation of border treaties concluded under the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia. … Continue reading →

> <Click on document to view a larger size> On 22 November 2005, judges Yet Chariya and Thoang Ol ordered the arrest of opposition leader Sam Rainsy stemming from a defamation lawsuit launched by Prince Norodom Ranariddh, the President of … Continue reading →

> LETTER FROM OPPOSITION LEADER SAM RAINSY TO KING NORODOM SIHAMONI [Translation from French] Paris, 21 November 2005 Majesty, In addition to my letter dated 4 November 2005, I am taking the liberty to respectfully write to You again to … Continue reading →

> In a letter dated 14 November 2005 addressed to the President of the Consitutional Council, Bin Chhin, Son Chhay, the SRP opposition Member of the National Assembly, requested the annulment of the Supplemental Treaty recently approved by the National … Continue reading →

> <Click on the photo to view a larger size> On 11 November 2005, prior to the vote by 97 Members of Parliament belonging to the Funcinpec and CPP parties to approve the Supplemental Treaty to the illegal 1985 Treaty … Continue reading →

> <Click here to listen to the audio interview> This aticle is reproduced from VOA produced by Sarem Neou on 10 November 2005. The Cambodian National Assembly is scheduled to ratify the controversial supplemental border treaty which Prime Minister Hun … Continue reading →

> In a reply to concerns raised by Cambodian-Canadian citizens about the lifting of immunity of 3 SRP Members of Parliament – Sam Rainsy, Cheam Channy and Chea Poch – the Honourable Pierre S. Pettigrew, Minister of Foreign Affairs of … Continue reading →