Cambodian military officials dismiss the allegations that the Cambodian military violated human rights

Defense Ministry officials claim that the Ministry of National Defense does not care for the International Human Rights Watch, which has sent a list of senior Cambodian military officers to the The United States Senate to punish and charge that human rights act is a personal offense.Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense spokesman Chhum Socheat denied that Cambodian National Defense officials were involved in human rights abuses and violations of the rule of law and corruption.He claimed that HRW's allegations were unacceptable accusations: "Brid Adam (Brad Adams) has never spoken good of Cambodia's military officials. He's bad about the government forever. Speaking is his right, but it does not affect our military officers. "The defense ministry's reaction came after the Asia division's executive director for Human Rights Watch, Human Rights Watch, Brid Adam Told Free Asia on January 11 that some US Senators had asked for a senior Cambodian senior official Problems of corruption, abuse of power involving bloodshed and violations of democratic principles in the country.He added that the documents he gave to the US Senate were military, police and judicial officials: "Yes, we have ! US Senators, such as John McCain, Dick Durbin, and some senators are seeking to punish an individual. Number of Cambodian government. We have provided information to those senators, and other organizations have done so. We hope that they will propose sanctions against those who violate human rights systematically and individually In government. Cambodia has been very numerous since Prime Minister Hun Sen himself, and Pol Saroeun, former Khmer Rouge, Kun Kim, Tea Banh, Hing Bun Heang, Sao Sokha, Chap Pheakdey, Mok Chito Mr. Neth Savoeun, Mr. Dith Muny and many others are countless. "On Nov. 12, a group of lawmakers in the US State Department's Subcommittee on Foreign Affairs also urged senior party officials. The National Rescue Team lists the names of individuals, government officials and corporations that are involved in the dissolution of the CNRP, Human Rights and of corruption.

These US representatives' demands were made at a question-and-answer session in the US Senate as CNRP officials urged the government of Wa Shinton freezes the assets of senior government officials in the Hun Sen government.So far, a CNRP official who is preparing a list of his regime's abuse officials has revealed That they have already prepared these lists, so they are waiting for the right time to submit this list to the US Congress. .The names of officials and individuals that have compiled this CNRP blacklist since Prime Minister Hun Sen and his children All. Ministries and Ministries such as Om Yentieng, Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Unit, Aun Porn Moniroth, Minister of Economy, Son Chanthol, Minister of Public Works, Ang Vong Vathana, Minister of Justice Tea Banh, Defense Minister, and other Secretary of State or Secretary of State .In this list, the names of local authorities include the governor of Phnom Penh, district, district and Khan including Mr. Sok Penhvuth, Daun Penh district governor, Mr. Khong Sreng, Mayor of Phnom Penh, Mr. Pa Socheatvong, and Mr. Kep ​​Chuktema, former Governor of Phnom Penh.The list also includes all levels of court officials, especially the judges and prosecutors of the Capital Hall, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.In addition, there are several military officers, including Pol Saroeun, Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Commander, Hing Bun Heang, Commander of the Hun Sen Bodyguard, Mr. Chea Pheak, Commander of Brigade Paraty 911 Kun Kim, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, Mr. Sao Sokha, Commander of the Royal Gendarmerie of the State and People More. The police included Mr. Neth Savoeun, National Police Chief, Mr. Choun Sovann, Phnom Penh Chief of Police, Mr. Touch Naroth, Former Phnom Penh Deputy Minister Khieu Sopheak, Interior Ministry Spokesman and Mr. Ket Chantharith, Spokesperson of the National Police Commission. 

 CNRP officials say the list of senior government officials and the dissident CNRP members are historical evidence for For the younger generation to know about the real perpetrators in destroying the principles of democracy in Cambodia of the ruling regime Hun Sen's government.