Cambodia's police, judiciary must be independent, rights groups say — Radio Free Asia
The demand comes on the heels of last week’s visit from a U.N. monitor.
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The demand comes on the heels of last week’s visit from a U.N. monitor.
PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Minister of Interior Sar Kheng told UN special rapporteur Vitit Muntarbhorn that authorities are working to crack down on criminal cartels that have capitalised on loopholes in the Kingdom’s laws and some law enforcement shortcomings to commit human trafficking crimes.
Minister of Interior Sar Kheng told UN special rapporteur Vitit Muntarbhorn that authorities are working to crack down on criminal cartels that have capitalised on loopholes in the Kingdom’s laws and some law enforcement shortcomings to commit human trafficking crimes.
As of June 30 this year, 6,584,578 out of the roughly seven million plots of land have been registered, with their titles handed over to the rightful owners, according to a senior official.
A senior Ministry of Interior official has voiced concern over the rising amount of drugs seized by police each year, noting that large-scale processing and production operations appear to be increasing despite the introduction of several new anti-drug mechanisms.