Restore Free Assembly, UN Rights Council Says
Cambodia’s human rights record was assessed Tuesday by the U.N. Human
Rights Council’s 47 member states in Geneva, many of which cited
concerns about the recent violent suppression of protests by the
government, and a judiciary beholden to Prime Minister Hun Sen’s ruling
CPP.
The U.N. hearing focused on a set of 91 recommendations put to
Cambodia by the Human Rights Council in 2009. This list outlined ways in
which Cambodia could improve its human rights record and pointed in
particular to improvements needed in areas such as judicial reform, land
rights and ratifications of international treaties.
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