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French electoral body welcomes NEC as members - Vimarsana News

French electoral body welcomes NEC as members

A National Election Committee (NEC) official expressed his pleasure that the election body was awarded an equal position with other electoral bodies at an international workshop held in Paris this week.

NEC voted member of international electoral knowledge organisation - Vimarsana News

NEC voted member of international electoral knowledge organisation

The French Speaking Electoral Knowledge Network (RECEF) has voted unanimously to support the National Election Committee (NEC) of Cambodia as a full member. The RECEF is gearing up to observe the upcoming Cambodian parliamentary elections, which are slated for July 23.

NEC voted member of international electoral knowledge organisation - Vimarsana News

NEC voted member of international electoral knowledge organisation

The French Speaking Electoral Knowledge Network (RECEF) has voted unanimously to support the National Election Committee (NEC) of Cambodia as a full member.

Battambang police refute 'false' abduction allegation - Vimarsana News

Battambang police refute 'false' abduction allegation

Battambang provincial police have commented on false reports of abductions and attempted abductions of children in their jurisdiction, noting that the reports were untrue. They asked social media users to stop sharing the information, as they were causing distress to parents.

Takeo traffic officers probed over graft allegation - Vimarsana News

Takeo traffic officers probed over graft allegation

Thirteen traffic police officials were reportedly suspended from duty following a complaint from a Chinese driver. The man, who claimed that traffic police officers on National Road 3 in Takeo province had fined him $50 for speeding, but provided no receipt, posted his complaint to Prime Minister Hun Sen’s offical Facebook page. The case is under investigation.