Human Rights Watch
Cambodia: Investigate Thai Activist’s ‘Disappearance’
Cambodian authorities should immediately divulge the whereabouts of Wanchalearm Satsaksit, a prominent Thai activist who was forcibly disappeared in Phnom Penh on June 4, 2020, Human Rights Watch said today.
Cambodia: End Crackdown on Opposition
The Cambodian government should end its crackdown on the political opposition carried out since the outbreak of Covid-19, Human Rights Watch said today.
Cambodia: Thai Activist Abducted in Phnom Penh
Urgently Locate Wanchalearm Satsaksit
Cambodia’s Proposed Criminal Justice Reforms Should Go Further
Joint Statement by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch
Joint Statement on Repatriation of Cambodia Nationals to Cambodia
We, the undersigned civil society groups, call on the Cambodian government to immediately and safely repatriate a large group of Cambodian nationals currently stuck in Malaysia.
Cambodia: Covid-19 Spurs Bogus ‘Fake News’ Arrests
Renewed Crackdown on Opposition Supporters, Critics.
Cambodia: Prisons Potential COVID-19 Epicenters
Reduce Overcrowding by Releasing Low-Risk and Vulnerable Prisoners.
Cambodia: Emergency Bill Recipe for Dictatorship
COVID-19 Crisis Pretext for Hun Sen to Seek Unlimited Powers, Go After Critics.
Cambodia: COVID-19 Clampdown on Free Speech
Cambodian authorities should stop arresting people for expressing concerns about COVID-19’s impact in Cambodia and claiming they are spreading so-called “fake news,” Human Rights Watch said today.
Cambodia: Environmental Activists Harassed
Cease Using Abusive Investigations, Laws to Silence Critics.
Cambodia: Drop Case Against Opposition Activist
The Cambodian government should ask the Court of Appeal to quash the conviction and order the release of Kong Mas, Human Rights Watch said today.
EU Partially Suspends Trade Preferences
Hun Sen Responsible for Decision Because of Worsening Human Rights Situation.
Opposition Leader’s Trial Blocked to Public
Permit Media, Rights Monitors at Kem Sokha Hearings
Cambodia: Drop Charges Against 2 Journalists
Bogus Radio Free Asia Case Drags On
Cambodia: Repression of Opposition Increases
The Cambodian government stepped up its crackdown on political opposition members and activists over the past year, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2020.
Cambodia: Drop Charges Against Journalists
Trial of 2 Ex-Cambodia Daily Reporters Part of Broader Media Crackdown.
Cambodia: Access to Information Bill Falls Short
Needs Revisions to Comply with International Standards.
Cambodia: Drop Charges Against Opposition Leader
EU Should Press for Dismissal of Kem Sokha Case.
Cambodia: Drop Case Against Opposition Leader
EU Should Demand Restoration of Kem Sokha’s Political Rights.
Cambodia: Wave of Opposition Arrests
Governments, Donors Should Demand Release of Political Prisoners.
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