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Officials in northeastern Cambodia's Ratanakiri province on Friday assisted 14 ethnic Montagnards who asked to be repatriated across the border to Vietnam after they left Thailand, citing financial hardship because they were unable to find work.
Relatives of the 14 traveled from Vietnam to western Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province on the border with Thailand, where they met them in Poipet Thursday, and accompanied them to Ratanakiri, where they requested help to cross back into their home country, according to local authorities.
Ratanakiri deputy police commissioner Chea Bunthoeun told RFA's Khmer Service that the 14 Montagnards were considered "illegal immigrants," but said provincial authorities had agreed to assist them after they elected to return to Vietnam.
"After they volunteered to go back to Vietnam, we asked the provincial governor to help them return," he said.
Ratanakiri-based Adhoc investigator Chhay Thy confirmed to RFA that the 14 Montagnards had not been forced to return to Vietnam.
But he suggested that the group qualified for refugee status, citing similarities to the case of a dozen Montagnards who sought asylum in Cambodia and willingly returned home in mid-July.
The 12 Montagnards returned to the Central Highlands region of Vietnam on July 16 after Hanoi gave assurances it would not punish or discriminate against them, according to rights group and United Nations officials.
They had been part of a group of 31 Montagnards that fled Vietnam in April citing discrimination, and immediately traveled to Thailand to apply for asylum. They later left for Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh and moved into the office of the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR), but voluntarily returned home because "they couldn't wait for their cases to be processed," rights group Adhoc said at the time.
It was unclear if the 14 Montagnards who returned to Vietnam on Friday were part of the original group of 31 that had traveled to Thailand seeking asylum in April.
A Montagnard source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told RFA that he had helped transport the 14 to Thailand through Laos, and said they had hoped to find jobs that paid well there.
But he said that after members of the group faced difficult living conditions in Thailand, they contacted their families in Vietnam and asked for help to return home.
A relative of some of the Montagnards who were repatriated on Friday confirmed that they had decided to leave Thailand because of financial difficulties.
"My family members didn't understand the situation in Thailand—they were told that they would be able to get good-paying jobs there, so they decided to go," said the relative, who declined to provide his name.
"When they arrived in Thailand, they couldn't find jobs. They couldn't just stay there without money, so that was why they returned to Vietnam."
The relative did not specify whether discrimination or persecution had contributed to the group's decision to leave Vietnam.
Flood of refugees
Nearly 200 Christian indigenous Montagnards have entered Cambodia illegally from Vietnam's Central Highlands since late last year, claiming they are fleeing political and religious persecution in their home country.
Most have hidden in the forests of remote Ratanakiri province, surviving on the assistance of local villagers.
While scores have emerged from their jungle hideouts with the assurance of protection from the UNHCR, others have been caught by local authorities and deported back to Vietnam.
The UNHCR said in June that 116 people were awaiting registration for asylum in Phnom Penh.
Also last month, New York-based Human Rights Watch released a report detailing how Montagnards in Vietnam are subject to constant surveillance, intimidation, arbitrary arrest and mistreatment in custody.
The group's report said such persecution "reflects broader rights violations against religious minorities" in the country.
Reported by Ratha Visal for RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sarada Taing. Written in English by Joshua Lipes.
Cambodian human trafficking authorities charged a Chinese national on Thursday with attempting to illegally transport 18 men to work in China in what one government official said was the first such case of trafficking Cambodian men to the country.
Anti-human trafficking police, who are part of the Cambodian National Police force under the Ministry of the Interior, charged Liang Ziasheng with attempting to traffic 18 Cambodian men, said Keo Thea, bureau chief of the Phnom Penh Municipal Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection Office.
Liang tried taking the Cambodians out of the country on tourist visas, but authorities stopped and questioned them at the Phnom Penh airport, he said.
"We are creating some documents in order to have him tried in court," Keo Thea said. "We will wait to see the court's decision."
"We haven't seen any documents from the Ministry of Labor," he said, which would have indicated that the men were being legitimately recruited to work in China. "He [Liang] just wanted to take these men to China by himself."
But Chou Bun Eng, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Interior and head of the National Authority Against Human Trafficking, said the trafficking of people in the country had increased slightly by the middle of this year.
So far, police have cracked 54 cases of human trafficking in the country with 132 victims and 70 arrested suspects, she said.
"We took action on 28 cases of human trafficking and 26 cases of sexual trafficking early this year," she said.
Among the 70 arrested were 35 female suspects, 22 male suspects and 13 foreigners, she added.
The law stipulates that human traffickers be sentenced to five to 10 years in jail, while sentences for trafficking juveniles can be twice as long, she said.
'We need strong cooperation'
"We interviewed a lot of victims of human trafficking, but most of them didn't acknowledge that they were victims," Chou Bun Eng said, adding that many indicated that they had asked for help finding a job.
"If the victims dare not complain, then we can't press charges against the traffickers," she said. "That's why we need strong cooperation from a person whom we suspect to be a victim of be trafficking. We also need strong cooperation from people who know about the matter. They can report it to us or they can cooperate with the authorities to bring the traffickers before a court."
Chun Bun Eng has issued an appeal to all Cambodians to seek jobs inside the country instead of abroad, so they have the comfort of their own language, religion, culture and standard of living instead of risking torture and violence or having to return home without any money.
The U.S. State Department's annual report on human trafficking issued Monday listed Cambodia as a Tier 2 Watch List country for the third consecutive year based on its efforts to reduce trafficking in persons.
Cambodia does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking, but is making significant efforts to do so, the report said.
It noted that Cambodian men have been increasingly recruited in Thailand to work on fishing boats, then subjected to forced labor and abuse on Thai-owned vessels operating in international waters.
Cambodian women from rural areas have been recruited under false pretenses to go to China where they are forced to marry Chinese men, and some have been subsequently subjected to forced factory labor or forced prostitution, the report said.
Reported by Savborey Ouk for RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sarada Taing. Written in English by Roseanne Gerin.]]>
Cambodia's armed forces belong to the country's ruling party and must prevent a "color revolution" from overtaking the Southeast Asian nation, a four-star general said Wednesday, drawing criticism from an opposition official who called his understanding of the military's role "limited."
The armed forces must serve Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) because he cares for and leads them, General Chea Dara told military commanders, government officials and members of the private sector outside of Hun Sen's office in the capital Phnom Penh, known as the Peace Palace.
"Every soldier is a member of the People's Army and belongs to the CPP because Samdech Decho [Hun Sen] is the feeder, caretaker, commander and leader of the army," said Chea Dara, who is among several high-ranking military officers recently incorporated into the CPP's Central Committee.
"I speak frankly when I say that the army belongs to the Cambodia People's Party."
Chea Dara also warned that any attempt by the public to start a color revolution—named after a series of popular movements that used passive resistance to topple governments in countries under the former Soviet Union during the 2000s—would be suppressed by the army.
"Any kind of color revolution absolutely must not happen," he said.
"[We] don't need to use any [rockets] or tanks to stop a revolution—we could shut it down using only batons. We are absolute on this. The army is determined [to preempt a revolution]."
Opposition Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP) spokesman Yem Panhrith on Wednesday expressed concern over Chea Dara's comments and called for reforms in the government's executive branch to ensure a separation of military and state.
"It is very regretful that he seems to not understand what a national army is, what a prime minister is, and what the executive branch of government is," he told RFA's Khmer Service.
"His understanding is clearly limited," he said.
Political scientist Ros Ravuth told RFA that because the armed forces are paid through the national coffers, they must serve the nation.
He called on Chea Dara to publicly correct his statement, which he called "unconstitutional."
"In fact, what he said is incorrect because the Cambodian armed forces and police forces belong to the nation and have duty to protect national sovereignty," he said.
"They are not tasked with protecting any one political party."
Ros Ravuth warned that if a national army aligns itself politically, it loses its neutrality, and such action could prompt a military coup if an opposition party wins future elections.
Calls for loyalty
Chea Dara's comments are the latest to call for military loyalty to the government and suppression of color revolutions, following statements made yesterday by Minister of Defense Tea Banh and last week by Hun Sen.
According to the Phnom Penh Post, Tea Banh on Tuesday warned cadets completing training at a military base in southwestern Cambodia's Kampong Speu province that the political situation in the country was changing rapidly, and that a revolution could break out at any time.
He drew parallels to civil society protests against the recently passed controversial Law on Associations and Non-Governmental Organizations (LANGO), as well as opposition Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP) trips to sections of disputed territory along the border with Vietnam, and called organizers troublemakers.
"If they cannot get anything that benefits them, they claim this is not a democracy. If we cannot control democracy, it will become anarchy," the Post quoted him saying.
He went on to say that the CNRP's "attempt to create a color revolution … [was] putting society in turmoil," but that the armed forces "will absolutely protect the legal government."
Last week, Hun Sen also referred to the CNRP border visits in a speech to around 5,000 high-ranking military and police officials, and urged the armed forces to remain vigilant against color revolutions and show loyalty to the government, local media reported.
Despite public criticism over strong ties between Cambodia's ruling party and its military, in March lawmakers passed the Law on the Election of Members of the National Assembly, parliament, which allows members of the armed forces to participate in election campaigns.
The law drew concerns from civil society groups who said it would allow security force members to act in a partisan and intimidating manner.
Reported by RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sok Ry Sum. Written in English by Joshua Lipes.
An activist with Cambodia's opposition party on Tuesday accused a former senior official with the country's intelligence organization of making death threats against him, causing him to fear for his life, and has called on local authorities and civil society groups to investigate the incident.
Rom Sarorn, an activist with the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) in Battambang province's Banan district, said he was attacked by the former deputy commander of Division 52 in charge of Cambodia's intelligence agency, Phon Sophaon, on July 26 as the two discussed politics at a local café.
According to Rom Sarorn, the two men had been arguing over the purpose behind CNRP President Sam Rainsy's ongoing trip to Paris, when Phon Sophaon began beating him, injuring his eye.
"He accused me in the coffee shop of betrayal and ingratitude, and then he started to beat me up and slammed me to the ground," he told RFA's Khmer Service, adding that the attack had been "politically motivated."
"I don't know what would have happened to me if nobody came to my aid."
Sam Rainsy is traveling in Paris to build support for Cambodia's democratic ambitions, and has drawn criticism for leaving the country last week on the same day that 11 CNRP activists were sentenced to prison terms of up to 20 years for taking part in a July 2014 protest that turned violent.
Rom Sarorn claimed Phon Sophaon also "threatened to kill me," and said he is now living in fear, urging provincial authorities and civil society groups to "take immediate action" against the former deputy commander.
Allegations denied
Phon Sophaon—also known as Lorn—acknowledged to RFA that he and Rom Sarorn had a political disagreement, but said it was related to an ongoing territorial dispute with Vietnam along the country's shared border with Cambodia.
He also denied allegations that he had attacked Rom Sarorn and threatened to kill the activist.
"[Rom Sarorn] said Vietnam has grabbed all of our land in Prey Veng and Svay Rieng provinces [along the border], and I asked him not to provoke a fight over the matter because our two countries are neighbors," he said.
Ongoing border issues between Cambodia and Vietnam led to clashes at the end of June when Vietnamese villagers attacked and beat Cambodian activists who were inspecting a road that the Vietnamese constructed in a disputed area of Svay Rieng province, according to the CNRP. The Vietnamese say they were also attacked by Cambodians.
Phon Sophaon said he told Rom Sarorn not to worry about the dispute because Prime Minister Hun Sen had earlier this month sent letters to world leaders requesting "cooperation" in obtaining copies of internationally recognized maps of Cambodia's borders as part of a bid to resolve the issue.
"I said if Vietnam wanted to take our land, it could have done so in 1979 when we were living under Hanoi's control," he said, referring to Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia, which unseated the ultra-Communist Khmer Rouge regime estimated to have killed 1.7 million people during its four-year rule.
He added that Hun Sen's ruling Cambodia People's Party (CPP) "has helped us" defend the country's territory from Vietnam, despite allegations from the opposition that his government had ceded land to the neighboring nation by using "fake maps."
Ongoing investigation
Heng Sayhong, a provincial investigator with domestic rights group Licadho, told RFA that his initial investigation into the incident suggests that Phon Sophaon had used intimidation as a way to restrict Rom Sarorn's freedom of expression.
"The perpetrator should be seriously punished because he is a military officer who is attempting to exert his power over an innocent civilian," he said.
Heng Sayhong said that after concluding his investigation into the incident, he will send his findings to the Battambang provincial court to press for further action.
Rights groups have highlighted a culture of impunity in Cambodia, where a number of killings and attacks, including those of journalists and rights campaigners, have not been thoroughly investigated or their perpetrators brought to justice.
Reported by RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sarada Taing. Written in English by Joshua Lipes.
North Korea's practice of exporting labor but keeping most of the workers' pay places that country among the world's worst offenders in human trafficking, according to the U.S. State Department's annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report issued Monday
The annual TIP report ranks 188 countries on how they handle human trafficking and assigns them one of four rankings — Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 2 Watch List and Tier 3 — based on whether they meet the minimum standards for the elimination of human trafficking, as mandated by the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA).
The minimum standards under the U.S. law include a government's prohibition of and punishment of severe forms of human trafficking, and serious and sustained efforts to eliminate such trafficking.
The six countries that RFA covers — Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, North Korea and Vietnam — were placed in the same categories as they appeared in the 2014 report, with the first four as Tier 2 Watch List nations; North Korea in Tier 3; and Vietnam in Tier 2.
Nearby Malaysia and Thailand — whose traffickers often trade in people from Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar — were placed on Tier 2 Watch List and Tier 3, respectively. A Tier 3 ranking can trigger sanctions against a given country.
As a Tier 3 country, which does not comply with the TVPA's minimum standards and is not making significant efforts to do so, North Korea was cited for its forced labor in prison camps and through the government's bilateral agreements to send its citizens to work in other nations where they are prohibited from switching jobs and must surrender most of their earnings to the state.
North Korea has imprisoned about 80,000-120,000 of its people in camps in remote areas of the country without judicial prosecutions, convictions or sentencings, the report said, while the number of workers it sends abroad is estimated to be 50,000 or more.
Most contract workers end up in neighboring Russia and China, while others are sent to Africa, Central Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia, where they forced to work in the logging, construction, mining, garment, and agriculture industries for long hours in hazardous temperatures with no pay for up to three years, the report said.
"The government did not demonstrate any efforts to address human trafficking through prosecution, protection, or prevention measures," the report said. "The government participated in human trafficking through its use of domestic forced labor camps and its provision of forced labor to foreign governments through bilateral contracts. It also failed to protect victims of trafficking when they were forcibly repatriated from China or other countries."
Watch List countries
Cambodia, China, Laos and Myanmar were listed as Tier 2 Watch List countries which don't fully comply with the TVPA but are making significant efforts to bring themselves in line with the standards. Such countries, however, have a significantly increasing number of victims of severe forms of trafficking and fail to provide evidence of increasing efforts to combat human trafficking from the previous year.
Cambodians who migrate to other regional countries and the Middle East for work are subject to sex trafficking or forced labor on fishing vessels as well as in agriculture, construction, factories or domestic servitude, the report said. Thais routinely recruit Cambodian men to work on fishing boats, but then subject them to forced labor on Thai-owned vessels that operate in international waters.
China's internal migrant population of more than 236 million people has been forced to work in brick kilns, coalmines and factories, some of which operate illegally, the report said, while state-sponsored forced labor continues to be an area of significant concern in the communist country.
Chinese women and girls are typically recruited from rural areas by sex traffickers and taken to cities where they are forced into prostitution, the report said. Tibetan girls are sent to other parts of China where they are subject to forced marriage and domestic servitude.
By contrast, Lao trafficking victims are usually migrants who seek work outside the country, sometimes using brokers who charge high fees, the report said. They often end up in Thailand where they are subject to labor or sexual exploitation.
Some Myanmar citizens who leave for work abroad in Thailand, China, the Middle East, and the U.S. are subject to forced labor or sex trafficking, the report said.
In Myanmar, government officials are complicit in trafficking, it said.
Men are subjected to forced labor in the fishing, manufacturing, forestry and construction industries abroad, while women and girls are forced into the commercial sex industry, domestic servitude or working in garment factories, it said.
Some Myanmar men who work in the Thai fishing industry are subjected to debt bondage, passport confiscation, or fraudulent recruitment as well as physical abuse and years of captivity aboard boats in international waters.
The report also said the estimated 98,000 persons displaced by conflicts in Kachin and northern Shan states and roughly 146,000 displaced persons in Rakhine state are particularly vulnerable to trafficking. Some Rohingya, the Muslim ethnic minority group that lives primarily in Rakhine state, have been subject to sex trafficking there, while locals have used dubious tactics to trick men into forced labor on palm oil and rubber plantations or in jade and precious stone mines.
Tier 2 nation
Vietnam, which is classified as a Tier 2 country, was noted as a place where men, women, and children are subject to sex trafficking and forced labor within the country and abroad.
Although Vietnamese migrate abroad for work on their own or through state-owned or private labor export recruitment companies, some are forced to work in the construction, fishing, agricultural, mining, logging, and manufacturing sectors in Taiwan, Malaysia, South Korea, Laos, the United Arab Emirates and Japan, the report said.
"Vietnamese authorities continued to prosecute and convict internal and transnational sex traffickers, but did not pursue criminal prosecutions for labor traffickers exploiting victims transnationally or within Vietnam," the report said.
"The government reported an increased number of officials received anti-trafficking training; however, many officials were unable to identify and investigate labor trafficking cases, resulting in a failure to identify victims and to pursue criminal investigations in 2014," it continued. "Often, government responses to overseas workers facing debt bondage or forced labor situations were inconsistent and inadequate."
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Ruling-party Senators in Cambodia's parliament on Friday predictably approved a controversial law that lets the government regulate the roughly 5,000 nongovernmental organizations that operate in the developing country.
A majority of Senators — 44 from the Cambodian people's party (CPP) — passed the Law on Associations and Non-Governmental Organizations (LANGO), while 11 from the opposition Sam Rainsy Party boycotted the session in protest against the bill that places restrictions on NGOs and associations.
Senate President Say Chhum permitted eight CPP Senators to give 10-minute speeches in support of the legislation, during which they said would protect the interests of NGOs as well as the rights, freedom, dignity, security, safety and social order in Cambodia.
The Senate will send the law to the Constitutional Council next week for a legal review before it is submitted to King Norodom Sihamoni for final approval, despite continued opposition to it by civil society groups, said Mam Bun Neage, spokesman of the upper house of parliament.
About 500 civil society, human rights and land activists staged a peaceful protest outside the Senate building in the capital Phnom Penh to urge Senators to reject the legislation and return it to the lower house.
They also submitted a petition to the nearby embassy of Japan, a major donor of aid to Cambodia, arguing that the law would prevent people from being able to seek justice and take away NGOs' freedoms of expression and assembly.
"We think the government will enforce the law," said one protestor who declined to be named. "The law will be completely adopted as the government wanted. We think this law will strongly affect the next elections. We will wait to see whether the number of CPP seats in parliament will increase or decrease."
Cambodia's next parliamentary elections are scheduled to be held by February 2018.
The civil groups vowed not to vote for any parties that supported LANGO.
Letter to the king
The day before the Senate passed the law, Salil Shetty, Amnesty International's general secretary, sent a letter to the king, calling on him to reject LANGO, which was passed by the National Assembly on July 13.
He said that the law would violate Cambodia's constitution and an international covenant on civil and political rights.
The law requires the 5,000 domestic and international NGOs that work in Cambodia to register with the government and report their activities and finances or risk fines, criminal prosecution and shut downs.
It also lets authorities de-register NGOs if they are not "politically neutral" and deny registrations on vague grounds that the groups have endangered the country's security and stability or jeopardized national security or Cambodian culture.
The government has said the law is necessary to ferret out illegitimate NGOs and ensure they do not receive financing from terrorists.
Reported by RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sarada Taing. Written in English by Roseanne Gerin.
The leader of Cambodia's opposition party on Thursday denounced the conviction and sentencing of 11 party activists to prison terms of up to 20 years for participating in a protest that turned violent as a "brutal act of repression."
Sam Rainsy, president of the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), issued a letter from Paris, where he is on a trip to build support for Cambodia's democratic ambitions, to respond to public criticism of him on social media that he was an irresponsible leader for leaving the country on Tuesday, the same day that the CNRP activists were convicted.
"Sometimes I can be more effective abroad in defending Cambodia's democratic cause," he said. "I have colleagues whom I fully trust when it comes to dividing and sharing the workload."
CNRP leaders discussed and decided on their reaction immediately after the sentences were handed down he said, adding that his colleagues in the capital Phnom Penh had given interviews to several newspapers and radio and TV stations about the outcome of the trial.
"There will be other appropriate actions and measures we will take on several fronts in the coming days," Sam Rainsy said, although he provided no further details.
None of the plaintiffs at the trial identified any of the defendants as having committed an act of violence during a July 2014 rally that led to clashes between protesters and security forces in Phnom Penh's Freedom Park.
Nevertheless, three CNRP officials received 20-year jail terms for both participating in and directing an insurrectionary movement, while the other eight received seven-year sentences for participating in an insurrectionary movement.
Sam Rainsy went on to say that the "culture of dialogue" that has existed between the CNRP and the ruling Cambodia People's Party (CPP) since last July was "still new and fragile" but would prove vital for the country's democratic future.
"It is a process that serves fundamental purposes with far-reaching implications: ending the culture of political violence and revenge; ensuring a peaceful democratic transition for Cambodia," he said.
He noted that the CNRP can engage in civilized behavior while still standing its ground on its principles as it recently did when 55 of its lawmakers rejected CPP proposals on legislation pertaining to the settlement of the 2013 state budget and the regulation of nongovernmental organizations.
"We believe that culture of dialogue and criticism can go together as long as the dialogue partners remain courteous to each other," he said, adding that without the culture of dialogue, the repression would have been much worse.
Donor countries remain silent
Brad Adams, executive director of Human Rights Watch's Asia Division, criticized international donor countries for remaining silent about the sentences as they pay attention to countries they believe are more geopolitically important than Cambodia.
He also said the sentences were an attempt by Prime Minister Hun Sen to silence government critics.
"I believe it is out of weakness that Hun Sen is putting people in prison, not out of strength," Adams told RFA's Khmer Service. "He's afraid that people are starting to become braver and braver; more and more people are turning against the government…and his days in power are numbered. He's becoming a bit desperate."
"Twenty-year sentences for people who didn't do anything really gives the sign of a dictatorship like Cambodia had in the 1980s," he said.
Thirteen NGOs and associations, including the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, Equitable Cambodia and Housing Rights Task Force, also condemned the court's ruling, calling the sentencing of the activists unjust.
They said the decision by the Phnom Penh municipal court, where the trail was held, was politically influenced.
Reported by RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sarada Taing. Written in English by Roseanne Gerin.
A court in Myanmar has sentenced 153 Chinese nationals to life in prison for illegal logging, a deputy magistrate and a defense lawyer said Wednesday, prompting Beijing to urge that Naypyidaw reconsider their case and set them free.
In addition to the 153 life sentences, the Myitkyina district court in northern Myanmar's Kachin state handed two Chinese minors 10-year sentences for the same offense, district deputy magistrate Myint Swe told RFA's Myanmar Service.
A woman who was among those given a life sentence also received an additional 15 years in prison on a drug charge, he said.
"We tried to make the sentences as fair as possible, but we had to consider the environmental point of view," Myint Swe said.
"If you look at the number of vehicles, and machinery and the equipment [they were caught with], you can imagine the amount of environmental damage they've done."
The 155 Chinese national were arrested in January by Myanmar's army in Kachin state near the border with China, along with some Myanmar citizens. Authorities also seized 436 logging trucks at the time of the arrest.
They were sentenced, after spending the last six months in detention, under a 1963 law carrying a punishment of 10 years to life in jail for anyone caught stealing or abusing public property.
According to the Associated Press, life terms are generally treated as 20 years in Myanmar's judicial system.
Defense lawyer Khin Maung told reporters after the verdict was announced that his clients were considering an appeal.
"We can appeal to the higher level—the Kachin state judiciary. And we have 60 days to make an appeal," he said.
"So if they want to, we'll do it."
Khin Maung said representatives from the Chinese Foreign Ministry attended Wednesday's open trial, as well as his client's family members and a number of journalists.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Beijing was "highly concerned" with the verdict and had "made representations with Myanmar over the matter," according to a report by the official Xinhua news agency.
He called on Myanmar to "take every factor into account and properly handle the case," noting that Beijing had repeatedly raised the issue with Naypyidaw since the Chinese nationals were arrested in January.
Lu also asked Myanmar to "return those Chinese citizens as soon as possible," the report said.
The Chinese Embassy in Myanmar reportedly claimed its nationals had been deceived by criminals from both countries to engage in illegal logging.
Chinese demand for timber
Myanmar banned timber exports last year, but analysts say Chinese loggers often make deals with local warlords, and in some cases local Myanmar army officers, to ship timber across the border into China's Yunnan province.
In May last year, London-based independent green group the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) said that soaring Chinese demand for valuable Siamese rosewood timber is threatening the prized rainforest species with extinction in countries of the Mekong region, where illegal trade is driving corruption and weakening state governance.
From 2000-2013, some 3.5 million cubic meters (123.6 million cubic feet) of Hongmu (redwood) timber was imported by China, the only country to have a specific customs code for Hongmu species indicating the country's "global dominance of trade" in the wood, the EIA said in a report.
The Mekong region—consisting of Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Myanmar—has historically been China's supply base for Hongmu and has been most affected by the surge in demand over the past decade, EIA said, accounting for nearly half of the imports since 2000 at a value of nearly U.S. $2.4 billion.
It said that despite measures put in place by Mekong countries to prevent illegal and unsustainable logging, the value of the industry has rendered such efforts ineffective, and Siamese rosewood—a particularly rare form of Hongmu—is highly sought after by traders.
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In January, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying responded to an editorial in the New York Times accusing China of plundering Myanmar's rosewood, wildlife, minerals and other resources, by saying Beijing "is always opposed to illegal logging, mining and trading on wildlife."
"We stay committed to cracking down on these kinds of illegal activities, preserving natural resources and safeguarding stability of border areas with our neighbors including Myanmar through strengthened cooperation," she said at the time.
Despite close political and economic ties between the two countries, large Chinese infrastructure and mining projects in northern Myanmar have drawn the concerns of residents who say they damage the environment and local livelihoods.
Clashes between ethnic rebel groups and government troops in Myanmar near the border in recent months have also sent waves of refugees into China, and an accidental bombing by the Myanmar air force inside Chinese territory added to tensions, leading to an apology from Naypyidaw.
Reported by Kyaw Myo Min and Thinn Thiri for RFA's Myanmar Service. Translated by Khet Mar. Written in English by Joshua Lipes.
Senators from Cambodia's opposition party will not participate in a debate on controversial legislation passed by the lower house of parliament earlier this month on the regulation of nongovernmental organizations that operate in the developing country, an opposition Senate lawmaker said.
Kong Koam, leader of the Sam Rainsy Party, said his fellow lawmakers in the upper house would boycott the discussion of the Law on Associations and Non-Governmental Organizations (LANGO), which the body's Legislation Commission is reviewing, when the Senate opens the floor to debate by Friday.
Those responsible for the legislation have yet to properly consult with other stakeholders such as local and international NGOs and associations according to the spirit of the country's constitution, he said.
"It's not good idea to apply such a law after its adoption," he told RFA's Khmer Service. "We want this law to have a detailed review of and consultation on every aspect first."
Last week, opposition party Senators said they would boycott the vote in the upper house if their colleagues failed to amend the legislation.
The legislation was unanimously approved by 68 ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) representatives in the lower house on July 13. Fifty-five lawmakers from the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) boycotted the vote in the lower house.
NGOs, associations, unions and land activists have demonstrated outside the National Assembly [parliament] building in the capital Phnom Penh, urging the government to drop the law.
Three days after its passage by the lower house, the United Nations Office of High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR) urged the Senate to reject the legislation, arguing that it contradicts international human rights law by violating freedom of association.
Opponents also say that LANGO runs counter to an international covenant on civil and political rights, which Cambodia signed in 1992.
The legislation would require the 5,000 domestic and international NGOs that work in Cambodia to register with the government and report their activities and finances or risk fines, criminal prosecution and shut downs.
It also would let authorities de-register NGOs if they are not "politically neutral" and deny registrations on vague grounds that the groups have endangered the country's security and stability or jeopardized national security or Cambodian culture.
Reported by RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Sarada Taing. Written in English by Roseanne Gerin.]]>
A Cambodian court on Tuesday sentenced 11 opposition party activists to prison terms of up to 20 years on insurrection charges for participating in a protest that turned violent, prompting the defendants' lawyers and rights groups to denounce the harsh penalties.
After judges at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court sentenced Meach Sovannara, media director of the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), and 10 others, they were sent to the notorious Prey Sar prison.
Chhoung Chou Ngy, a CNRP activist lawyer, called the convictions a great injustice for his clients.
"The court convictions were groundless," he said, adding that he was among the eight defense lawyers who did not participate in the trial, because he wasn't informed well in advance and received notice of the trial only yesterday. Only one lawyer attended the hearing.
He went on to say that Meach Sovannara, one of his clients, did not commit any crimes.
"During the trial, the plaintiffs didn't say that my client committed a crime," he said, adding that he would ask Meach Sovannara if he wanted to appeal the verdict.
CNRP spokesman Yem Ponhearith said his party was monitoring the situation closely.
"We are very unhappy with the court conviction, because they [the defendants] didn't commit any crimes," he said, adding that the CNRP would continue discussing the situation with its lawyers to decide whether to take further action.
The opposition party activists were arrested after a demonstration in July 2014, which resulted in violent clashes between protesters and security forces in Phnom Penh's Freedom Park.
The activists were taken into custody as the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) was holding talks with the CNRP to end a year-long dispute over the outcome of the general elections in July 2013, which the opposition claims was rigged in favor of the CPP.
Yem Ponhearith noted that it had been a year since the two political parties agreed to ease tensions between them, but now they appeared to be reversing course.
"We will use the culture of dialogue to seek solutions," he said. "We don't want to win or lose."
However, the CNRP did not have any plans to discuss the cases of the convicted activists with Prime Minister Hun Sen.
"The CNRP is studying ways to resolve the problem," he added.
No acts of violence committed
Meach Sovannara, Ouer Narith, a CNRP official at the Public Affairs Department, and Khin Chamreun, chief of Phnom Penh's CNRP Youth Movement, received 20-year sentences for participating in and directing an insurrectionary movement, according to the Cambodian human rights group Licadho.
The other eight – Sum Puthy, CNRP Chbar Ampov district council member; Neang Sokhun, Chbar Ampov district youth leader; San Kimheng, Tuol Kork district youth leader; youth members Tep Narin, San Seihak, and An Batham; and CNRP supporters Ouk Pich Samnang and Ke Khim – received seven-year sentences for participating in an insurrectionary movement.
None of the plaintiffs at the trial identified any of the 11 defendants as having committed an act of violence during the event, Licadho said in a statement.
Licadho also pointed out that when judges unexpectedly called for closing arguments during the trial, the defendants requested a delay until their lawyers could attend. But the judges denied their request and announced the verdicts after only 15 minutes of deliberation.
"Police entered the courtroom as soon as the judges went to deliberate the verdict," said Naly Pilorge, director of Licadho. "This makes it clear that this was a show trial with a predetermined ending, apparently set up only to intimidate the CNRP following this weekend's events in Svay Rieng [province]."
CNRP activists had led a group of local villagers to a site in southeastern Cambodia's Svay Rieng province near the border with Vietnam to demonstrate against what they say are moves by the Vietnamese to encroach upon Cambodian territory.
"It is no coincidence that two of the three men sentenced to a ludicrous 20 years were present in Svay Rieng during the standoff," Naly Pilorge said.
London-based rights group Amnesty International also weighed in on the outcome of the trial.
"This trial lacked the most basic fair trial guarantees, and the convictions of these 11 activists should be overturned immediately," said Rupert Abbott, Amnesty's research director for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, in a statement issued Tuesday. "The proceedings were littered with flaws and the defendants were denied the right to be tried by an independent and impartial tribunal."
Reported by Morm Moniroth for RFA's Khmer Service. Translated by Samean Yun. Written in English by Roseanne Gerin.

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Friday's hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee caps a week of damaging revelations for the Internal Revenue Service and, ultimately, for President Obama. By the numbers, here's a look at the IRS:
$2,524,320,134,000 -- Total taxes collected by the IRS in fiscal year 2012
146,244,00 -- Total tax returns received for individual income tax returns in fiscal year 2012
70 -- Percentage of closed applications for tax-exempt status that were approved in fiscal year 2012 during an initial review with little or no additional information from the organizations
2 -- Employees in the IRS Cincinnati office accused of being principally responsible for "overly aggressive" handling of requests by conservative groups for tax-exempt status, a congressional source told CNN
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The band has been composing new material in 2012 only.
Regardless of its quality, the new album will be fresh enough.
The title is misleading -_-
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Anathema took 7 years
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Wow. I'll be looking forward to this.
Hasn't the band's live lineup been mostly Dream Theater for years?
No, they just used Kevin Moore as a session keyboardist for some studio recordings and selected concerts.
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Another competitive and critical market is mask repair. Mask makers are sometimes hesitant to buy these systems, but they face a harsh reality: there is no "zero defect process" in the mask or fab flow, Rave's Lee said. "At 65-nm and below, you will have to use [repair technologies like] nanomachining," he said.
The mask-repair vendors -- Rave, SII NanoTechnology, Zeiss and others -- continue to battle each other in a small market. In total, vendors will ship some 5-to-8 tools per year. The average selling price for a tool is about $5 million.
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MLB.com: Fuld to sit in on Sunday's game broadcast
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Rafael Bellylard wants a Mets-Cubs wild card game. Posted: May 20, 2012 at 01:16 PM (#4136314)
It's interesting to hear the announcers talk about the subject, mostly because they admit 1) there's a place for it, and 2) they don't understand enough about it.2. Dangerous Dean Posted: May 21, 2012 at 08:32 AM (#4136664)
Is Fuld hurt for a while or is he out of the game already?3. Steve Balboni's Personal Trainer Posted: May 21, 2012 at 08:38 AM (#4136667)
He's hurt.4. Dan Lee is a Big Hunk of Neufchâtel Posted: May 21, 2012 at 08:56 AM (#4136675)
BTW, Fuld is about a smart a guy as you'll ever see in a baseball uniform. I know his family pretty well, extraordinary family. Fuld is a graduate of a prestigious prep school, Phillips Exeter Academy in NH; went to Stanford, did very well academically; his dad is the Dean of Liberal Arts at UNH, his mom is a well-respected, retiring State Senator. Sam Fuld is going to make more money after his playing career than he will during it...
It's interesting to hear the announcers talk about the subject, mostly because they admit 1) there's a place for it, and 2) they don't understand enough about it.Brian Anderson's a really bright guy. He seems like the sort of person who'd be interested in saber stats and defensive metrics.
He's not all that polished as a broadcaster - or wasn't when he was working in Cleveland - but I've always found him to be extremely insightful.
He's also a good self-promoter by touting those defensive statistics. No need to print those glossy free-agent brochures when you can take to the airwaves!
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