Statement by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia, Professor Surya P. Subedi Published: 27 June 2014 I am about to complete my 11th human rights fact‐finding mission to the Kingdom of Cambodia, the second since the National Assembly elections took place in July 2013. What I propose to outline are my initial findings and thoughts about the human rights situation in the country since my last mission. My final conclusions and recommendations will be contained in my report that I will present to the United Nations Human Rights Council in September this year.
Photo of hbs's Office for Cambodia Published: 11 June 2014 The Heinrich Böll Foundation established cooperation with partner organizations in Cambodia as early as 1993. Since then the office in Phnom Penh has served as a link among stakeholders in order to facilitate dialogue, joint learning and collaborative action on issues related to ecology and sustainable development, democracy, human rights and gender. Since the beginning of 2010, the office in Phnom Penh has become a Country Office. We work together closely with the Asia Desk of the head office in Berlin, as well as the HBF country offices in Bangkok/Thailand, Kabul/Afghanistan, Lahore/Pakistan, New Delhi/India and Beijing/China.
International Dialogue Project: Resource Equity in a Finite World Published: 9 June 2014 One of the great challenges of the 21st century is to bring about global equity without further overstepping the planet’s ecological limits or overusing the earth’s finite resources.
Indigenous People and Land Titling in Cambodia: A Study of Six Villages - Publications Published: 5 May 2014 By By Jeff Vize and Manfred Hornung
Hun Sen - One Man, One Nation Published: 22 August 2013 In the recent elections Premier Hun Sen of Cambodia has learned that a large part of the Cambodians want a new political leadership. But even though his party has lost many votes, a change in the repressive political system is currently very unlikely. By Andreas Lorenz
