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PM asked to formally counter Hun Sen
    *   Published: 26/10/2009 at 01:55 PM  
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A small group of senators on Monday called for Prime  Minister Abhisit 
Vejjajiva to issue a formal response to Cambodian leader Hun  Sen's 
''unethical'' action in using the Asean summit forum to show his personal  
support for 
former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. 
Senators Paiboon Nititawan, Khamnoon Sithisamarn and Sumon Sutaviriya said 
at  a press conference  that the prime minister's verbal responses were not  
enough. He should also issue a formal statement on the Cambodian prime  
minister's unethical use of the international forum in Hua Hin. 
Mr Khamnoon said the PM's statement should adhere to diplomatic principles  
but at the same time clearly show Thailand's standpoint regarding Thaksin. 
He urged the government to announce an indefinite delay of parliament's  
consideration of three memoranda of understanding on Thai-Cambodian border 
talks  over the 4.6-square-kilometre area in dispute around the Preah Vihear 
temple, as  required by Article 190 of the constitution, to show its 
dissatisfaction with  the Cambodian leader. 
Mr Khamnoon said most people werevery unhappy with Hun Sen's announced  
stance, which had sowed the seeds of conflict between the Thai and Cambodian  
people. 
Therefore, the prime minister should counter Hun Sen's action with a  
formal statement.. 
Mr Paiboon called on the government to adopt a tough policy with Cambodia 
and  give more importance to national integrity and existence than to trivial 
 economic interests.


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