Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR)

In light of the recent announcement by the Research Department at RULE, namely a list of prohibited thesis topics for the current academic year, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights examines the right to freedom of expression in the context of academic freedom.

San Samneang believes the summons may be related to a gathering he organised in relation to a land dispute between a local business woman and community members from two villages.

Elections in the past however have been marred by allegations of undue influence or coercion inhibiting the free expression of the electors’ will.

The organisation welcomes the improvements made to the LANGO, but also highlights existing areas of significant concern.

Chan Dara and Chan Sophanna have faced intimidation from local authorities whle protesting against a development project that threatens residents’ economic and cultural livelihoods.

The activists are members of the Boeng Kak Lake community and are facing eviction under a land redevelopment plan.

Five IFEX members and other organisations called on the Council to consider the findings of the Syrian Commission of Inquiry and ensure accountability for attacks on peaceful protesters.

The ruling Cambodia People’s Party has imposed arbitrary administrative requirements that are used to stifle opposition and minority party opinions in parliamentary debates, says CCHR.