CAMBODIA UNDER KING SIHAMONI, WHAT KIND OF COUNTRY IS THIS ?
WHEN KING SIHAMONI KEEPS SENDING VIETNAMESE OCCUPIERS AS HIS EMBASSADORS ABROAD 
TO REPRESENT THE CAMBODIAN PEOPLE AND CAMBODIA ?
MME YOU AY , A VIETNAMESE WOMAN ,SENT AS "CAMBODIAN" KING SIHAMONI 'S ENVOY TO 
THAILAND.
MME SIN SEREY , A VIETNAMESE WOMAN ,SENT AS "CAMBODIAN" KING SIHAMONI'S ENVOY 
TO SINGAPORE .
ETC....
UN Passes Strong Resolution on Cambodia Human Rights Abuses 

Feb. 27, 1982 : UN Commission on Human Rights meeting in Geneva adopted a 
resolution condemning Vietnam’s occupation of Cambodia as a violation of 
Cambodian human rights. The vote was 28 in favor, 8 against, and 5 abstentions.

 

Oct. 21, 1986 The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution A/RES/41/6, by vote 
of 116-21 with 13 abstentions, calling for a withdrawal of Vietnamese forces 
from Cambodia.

 
WHILE AUSTRALIA ENVOY IS REPRESENTED IN CAMBODIA , IS AN AUTRALIAN DIPLOMATE.
 
 
 
 



Margaret Adamson, Australian ambassador to Cambodia (Photo: Australian embassy)


Click here to watch the SBS video online

Excerpt from Cambodia for Sale
Dateline SBS (Australia)


It's Australia Day at Ambassador Margaret Adamson's residence.

REPORTER: Are you concerned that violent and illegal evictions are going on on 
the doorstep of the new Australian embassy?

MARGARET ADAMSON, AMBASSADOR TO CAMBODIA: Well, Of course we have concerns 
about how the Cambodian Government manages the issue of land tenure. It's a 
long-standing issue in the country and we have concerns which we express to the 
Cambodian Government on a regular basis.

REPORTER: This was right on the doorstep of the new Australian embassy, so it 
must be... doubly embarrassing for you at this stage, no?

MARGARET ADAMSON: I'm conscious of the location. .. I don't find it 
embarrassing, no. I find it a matter as I've said before to you, that is a 
matter which is played out in different parts of the country, so I don't see 
find on the doorstep of the Australian embassy any less deserving of our 
attention than anywhere else in the country.

REPORTER: Under the 2001 law, don't they have residency rights or possession 
rights?

MARGARET ADAMSON: It's very difficult to prove, though, isn't it? It's very 
difficult to prove...

REPORTER: If they've been there for longer than five years noticeably without 
violence... I understand what you say.

MARGARET ADAMSON: Absolutely. Absolutely. No, I understand what the principles 
are, but it is difficult indeed to actually have the documentation, 
documentation that is accepted, to enable those claims to be respected.
 
 
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