គួអោយស្តាយដល់គណបក្សសិទ្ធមនុស្សណាស់  ដែលរត់មកជិះកាប៉ាល់មិនទាន់គេ
អីឡូវនេះ គេបានចេញចោលទុកអោយនៅឯកោតែម្នាកឯង  ។
អាត្មាដឹងមុនជាស្រេចថា  នៅថ្ងៃចង់ក្រោយគឺគណបក្សសមរង្ស៊ី ប្រាកដ ជាប្តូរគោលជំហរ
ទាំងស្រុង។  មែនទេនទៅគួអោយកោតសរសើ ដល់ លោកគិតមេង ដែលជាអ្នកធ្វើអាជ្ញារ
កណ្តាល ហើយបាន ជម្រុញអោយគូបដិបក្ខ ទាំងពីរក្រុមនេះ អាចនិយាយគ្នាបាន។
ម្សៀគិតមេងម្នាក់នេះ  បើបានចូលប្រលោកក្នុងឆាកនយោបាយ ប្រាកដជាមានឥទ្ថិពល
ជាពុំខាន។
បងធំ




On 9/24/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>    Sam Rainsy Party Joins Assembly Swear-In By Chun Sakada, VOA Khmer
> Original report from Phnom Penh
> *24 September 2008*
>
>    [image: Newly elected members of parliament swore in on Wednesday, in a
> ceremony presided over by King Norodom Sihamoni, third from left.] Newly
> elected members of parliament swore in on Wednesday, in a ceremony presided
> over by King Norodom Sihamoni, third from left.Four political parties,
> including the opposition Sam Rainsy Party, attended a swearing-in ceremony
> for a new government Wednesday, but the Human Rights Party held fast to
> promises it would boycott, withholding three elected lawmakers from the
> process.
>
> The attendance of Sam Rainsy Party lawmakers followed weeks of threats to
> boycott the ceremony, potentially threatening to deadlock to the government
> or cost the opposition some positions in the Assembly.
>
> Opposition leader Sam Rainsy arrived at the National Assembly building in
> Phnom Penh's Chamkar Mon district early Wednesday morning for the opening of
> the Assembly, with King Norodom Sihamoni presiding.
>
> Reporters were barred from the Assembly session, and Sam Rainsy declined to
> speak to reporters afterward. His party won 26 of 123 National Assembly
> seats in July's election, second behind the 90 seats won by the Cambodian
> People's Party.
>
> Sam Rainsy had said before Wednesday's session the election had been
> fraudulent and had called for a revote while threatening to withhold his
> candidates from Wednesday's ceremony.
>
> Opposition lawmaker Son Chhay said lawmakers joined the government on
> Wednesday after Prime Minister Hun Sen promised to have the opposition role
> officially recognized by the government and to provide a budget for
> opposition operations.
>
> Hun Sen addressed reporters Wednesday morning.
>
> "All political parties joined the meeting around the king except the Human
> Rights Party of Kem Sokha,"  Hun Sen said. "I promised to get the request by
> Sam Rainsy discussed in the National Assembly ad hoc [committee] to be put
> in the internal rules."
>
> Human Rights Party lawmakers Kem Sokha, Yem Ponhearith and Ou Chanrith
> stayed at their headquarters in Phnom Penh Wednesday morning, watching the
> Assembly ceremony on TV.
>
> "We are following a request from the voters to boycott," HRP President Kem
> Sokha said by phone.
>
> "The fourth legislative National Assembly meeting is a new opportunity in
> history for the legislative institution," King Norodom Sihamoni told
> incoming lawmakers, and it was imperative the Assembly hold Cambodia's
> interests above all others.
>
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>  In a message dated 9/24/2008 8:13:57 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>  Dear All,The first session of parliament was inaugurated with fanfare.
> After vowing to boycott the swearing in ceremony, the oppositions, with the
> exceptions of four MPs, have attended the swearing in. Sam Rainsy attended,
> but Kem Sokha and two of his MPs were prevented from entering the National
> Assembly building because they arrived there too late. After all MPs
> arrived, the king then opened the parliament on a grand scale. To view the
> pictures of the swearing in, click below.
>
> National Assembly Swearing In- 
> 24.9.08<http://khmerization.blogspot.com/2008/09/national-assembly-swearing-in-24908.html>
>
>
> >
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