Re: Hun Sen is sued in the U.S. for human rights abuses

This is a good move for the Plaintiffs against that unhumanity person.
The court system in Cambodia is controlled by him so no one can bring
him to court. Hopefully, our patriotic people will help to bring this
man to the U.S. court so he will pay for what he did to the people of
Cambodia.

I am so glad that our Patriotic people now actually went to protest
against Hun Sen at the U.N. This will let the world know how bad the
current PM. of Cambodia is.

Chim wrote:
> KHMER INTELLIGENCE
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> 17 September 2005
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> Hun Sen is sued in the U.S. for human rights abuses (1)
> Prime Minister Hun Sen who has just concluded a visit to the United
> Nations in New York, was sued when he was there, in U.S. District Court
> for the Southern District of New York, for a variety of major human
> rights abuses in Cambodia dating back to his participating in the Khmer
> Rouge genocide in the 1970s. The lawsuit was filed under two U.S.
> statutes (the Alien Tort Claims Act, and the Torture Victims Protection
> Act) that authorize victims of torture and other major human rights
> abuses taking place in foreign countries to obtain compensation from
> their abusers in U.S. courts. Plaintiffs include Ron Abney, Sam
> Rainsy, Chan Thou Lay, Heun Huon and others targeted and/or injured in
> a March 30, 1997 grenade attack launched by Hun Sen and members of Hun
> Sen's Bodyguard Corps under his direct command, during a demonstration
> by political opponents of the Prime Minister in the park opposite the
> National Assembly Building in Phnom Penh.
> See press release at http://www.khmerintelligence.org/050917USCourt.htm
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> Demonstrations against Hun Sen (1)
> 1- On 15 September 2005, nearly 100 Cambodian Americans coming from
> several U.S. states, took part in a peaceful but colorful demonstration
> against Prime Minister Hun Sen in New York, in front of the United
> Nations building. See details and photos at http://www.srpusa.org and
> http://ki-media.blogspot.com/
> 2- On 18 September 2005, at 2:00 p.m., as previously announced (KI, 3
> September 2005: "Demonstration against Hun Sen in Paris"), the
> Cambodian community in France and Belgium will organize a peaceful
> rally to protest against Hun Sen's authoritarian and corrupt regime.
> The final venue is Place du Trocadéro, Paris 16ème (Métro:
> Trocadéro).
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> 16 September 2005
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> Hun Sen begins visit in France (1)
> Prime Minister Hun Sen is scheduled to arrive today in Paris to start a
> five-day visit in France. He has surprised the French authorities by
> asking for 300 bodyguards to ensure his personal security. He has
> declined all demands for interview from journalists and will not hold
> any press conference during his visit. A previously scheduled visit to
> the United Kingdom, following the visit in France, has been cancelled.
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