1.
Politics/Human Rights
Mr.
Sam Rainsy Requests CPP to Make a Concession to Confirm CNRP Also Wins
The Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP) has
requested the Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) to make a concession to clarify
that both parties won the elections so as to find solution toward resolving a
deadlock over the disputed elections. Yet, a high-ranking officer of CPP
responded that the election affairs doesn’t need any concession since we must
take the law as the basis. “We are making a concession and we are also
requesting CPP to make a concession to announce that both parties won the
elections. This shows the positive sign in order to find solution toward
resolving a deadlock. The victory of both parties means that we have a joint
responsibility, trust each other and work together so that the country has a
balance of power. In addition, we are no longer the opposition party, yet we
are the one winning party among the two winning parties”, said Mr. Sam Rainsy
during a conference on 20 September 2013. (Rasmei Kampuchea, 21 September 2013)
Sam Rainsy and Kem
Sokha Lead the Newly-Elected Lawmakers of CNRP to Vow In Front Of Angkor Temple
Mr. Sam Rainsy and Mr. Kem Sokha led the 55
newly-elected lawmakers of Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP) to Siem Reap
province on 21 September in order to celebrate the oath ceremony
not to attend the National Assembly session, according to a high-ranking
officer of CNRP. The 55 newly-elected lawmakers of CNRP will celebrate the oath
ceremony in front of Angkor Wat Temple so as to determine not to attend the
National Assembly session as well as not to betray the willingness of the
citizens and the nations, he added. (Rasmei Kampuchea, 22-23 September 2013)
2.
Diplomatic Issue
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