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863:. "Since then, anti-government protests intended to draw hundreds of thousands of people have attracted just a few hundred. Freedom Park was shut down in April. "In general, people I've seen and talked to in villages, just want change of national leadership," said Kem Ley, an independent political analyst. "But what the CNRP has been doing is the same thing, again and again," Ley said, referring to the calls for protests. "People are just tired and afraid because of the government's shameless use of violence."
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President of the National Assembly will be held by a member from the CPP. The opposition will also chair 5 of the 10 commissions, including the newly established Anti-Corruption Commission. In addition, Sam Rainsy, who was barred from running in the election, was accepted as Member of Parliament. Opposition MPs were then sworn in at the Royal Palace on 5 August 2014.
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Cambodia National Rescue Party agreed to enter parliament after meeting with government officials at the Senate Palace on 22 July 2014. An agreement was signed between both sides to share leadership roles in the National Assembly. The seat of the First Vice President of the National Assembly will
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Senchey District, in the outskirts on Phnom Penh, killing at least 4 people and injuring more than 20. The protesters blocked the road and had thrown bottles and rocks at the police in retaliation for
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to $ 160 a month and resentment at
Vietnamese influence in Cambodia have also contributed to the protests. The main opposition party refused to participate in parliament after the elections, and major demonstrations took place throughout December 2013. A government crackdown in January 2014 led to
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quickly redeveloped the country. As for the result, the
Vietnamese economy became increasingly globalized and expands, thus has reasserted its dominance in Cambodia, and Vietnamese economic domination often brought resentment to Cambodians, who always thought Vietnam to be the sin of Cambodian
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territory loss to
Vietnam in 1949 and calling for Vietnam to apologize. The embassy issued a statement on 9 July, calling for Cambodia to respect Vietnam's sovereignty and independence and refused to apologize. The protest was later dispersed by local authorities, leaving 10 injured.
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called for an 'independent commission' to investigate allegations of election fraud. The opposition party organised large protests in Phnom Penh during December, including motorbike rallies. The government called the protests illegal and stated that they were 'inciting anarchy'.
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security forces were beaten severely by protesters, resulting in at least 8 guards injured. The hospitalized security guards called for justice and condemned the opposition for the violence. Six opposition MPs-elect were arrested, including protest leader
919:(CNRP), the main opposition party with 55 seats, rejected the results and boycotted the opening of parliament, claiming there had been irregularities with the voting. The E.U. and U.S. also expressed concern about possible fraud, and the international
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is a huge issue in Cambodia. Cambodian women workers play a huge role in supporting the economy for Cambodia at 67.72% of the GDP is from exports of goods and services and 87% are manufactured goods.
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gather to stage protest, seeking aid from the United States government. They have also demanded the release of the 23 imprisoned on January 3 during the police crackdown. UN rights envoy to Cambodia
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said Hun Sen might use the trip to seek Vietnam's support to hold on to power, adding that the premier should discuss the country's problems with Cambodians instead of foreign leaders.
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violence towards other protesters and priests earlier during the day. The workers were on strike over the government's refusal to raise the minimum wage to $ 160 a month.
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wave to protesters during a demonstration in December 2013.
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1954:"Vietnam's Invasion of Cambodia, Revisited – The Diplomat"
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Just days before the crackdown took place, Prime Minister
2050:"Five Killed During Protest Confirmed as Garment Workers"
2080:"Cambodia garment workers killed in clashes with police"
2616:"Human Rights Watch Condemns Weekend Cambodia Violence"
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from July 2013 to July 2014. Popular demonstrations in
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1681:"The Garment Industry | Better Factories Cambodia"
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1782:"Cambodian Opposition Rejects Election Results"
1756:"Cambodia opposition claims massive poll fraud"
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1198:Mam Sonando
1091:White House
978:Khmer Rouge
970:Vietnam War
831:during the
423:Longvek era
342:History of
241:Mam Sonando
2629:Categories
2570:8 February
2547:30 January
2525:30 January
2502:30 January
1760:Al Jazeera
1735:Al Jazeera
1715:2016-11-06
1710:UNCTADstat
1690:2016-11-06
1638:2023-02-17
1450:Al Jazeera
1280:References
1178:Sam Rainsy
1106:Sam Rainsy
1045:Khmer Krom
1041:Vietnamese
995:Sinosphere
966:Khmer Krom
904:Sam Rainsy
880:Background
818:Phnom Penh
626:Authority
538:US bombing
509:US bombing
443:Oudong era
311:27 injured
268:Im Suosdey
244:Rong Chhun
237:Yim Sovann
225:Sam Rainsy
86:violations
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1182:Kem Sokha
1121:Australia
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1026:Kem Sokha
664:1997 coup
524:1970 coup
316:8 injured
309:4 deaths
256:Sar Kheng
233:Mu Sochua
229:Kem Sokha
95:Democracy
68:Caused by
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1704:UNCTAD.
1536:BBC News
1258:See also
1137:Thailand
1108:went to
1087:Ed Royce
1032:order'.
814:Cambodia
801:protests
745:Timeline
727:Monarchy
707:Buddhism
698:By topic
567:incident
565:Mayaguez
344:Cambodia
333:a series
331:Part of
264:Keo Remy
61:Cambodia
49:Location
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