ជម្រាបមកចលនាអំណាចពលរដ្ឋខ្មែរ ចលនាអំណាចពលរដ្ឋខ្មែរបានសរសេរបាវចនា៖ ជាតិ-សាសនា-វរៈជន មកចំនួស ជាតិ-សាសនា-ព្រះមហាក្ស័ត្រ គំនិតនេះល្អម្យ៉ាងដែរ ។ តែបើចលនាអំណាចពលរដ្ឋខ្មែរយកបាវចនាដូចខាងក្រោមនេះ ជាតិ-សាសនា-មហានគរ មកជំនួស ជាតិ-សាសនា-ព្រះមហាក្ស័ត្រ វិញប្រហែលពលរដ្ឋខ្មែរភាគច្រើនគាំទ្រទទួលយកថាជាការលើកតម្កើងជាតិខ្មែរមែន ?។
2013/12/18 Nokoreach <[email protected]> > > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* Khmer People Power Movement <[email protected]> > *To:* nokoreach <[email protected]> > *Sent:* Tuesday, December 17, 2013 5:15 AM > *Subject:* KPPM Public Statement for December 17, 2013 > > FOR DONATION CLICK > HERE<http://kppmradio.us6.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=88f29023d1a2cb7a14c9a15b8&id=32c88684b8&e=f717bf0d1d> > Visit Website: www.kppmradio.org Email: [email protected], > Fax: + 1(717) 884-7884 > Born in 1973, Graduated BA and 10 years experienced on grassroots advocacy > in Cambodia, earned master degree of International Policy from Malaysia and > master of Political Science from the U.S, and currently President of KPPM. > Visit: > www.kppmradio.org<http://kppmradio.us6.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=88f29023d1a2cb7a14c9a15b8&id=e53b61125c&e=f717bf0d1d> > > Khmer People Power Movement (KPPM) is the U.S.-based civil political > movement which was founded in March 18, 2010 by Mr. Sourn Serey Ratha whom > is well known in the country as a social activist and grassroots advocator > in Cambodia since 1997. He fled to the U.S in 2007 and was granted asylum > by the U.S. government. In 2008, Mr. Sourn Serey Ratha created a group of > political advocates named the Cambodian Action Committee for Justice and > Equity (CACJE), the organization that advocated the Khmer Rouge court to > call Norodom Sihanouk and other top ranking officials of the Cambodia > People Party to testify. > > On March 18, 2010, the CACJE had changed to KPPM and became a prominent > political movement of Cambodians overseeing the challenge of Hun Sen’s > regime in Phnom Penh for the purpose of political change. KPPM has its > mission not only to change leadership but it is also to change regime in > Phnom Penh from Communist-Monarchy to Democratic Liberal Republic which > will be recognized as the Second Khmer Republic Regime. > > KPPM does not believe in the current election system in Cambodia that is > controlled by the existing ruling parties. Mr. Sourn Serey Ratha, the > president of KPPM, called the election in Cambodia is a political tool for > ruling party (CPP) used to legalize power and continue to rule country > without respect for the full spirit of Paris Peace Agreement October 23, > 1991. > > KPPM believes in the power of the people that will receive backup from > international communities to encourage the Cambodian people rising up > across the country against dictatorship regimes as well as the belief in > the power of international law that the International Criminal Court will > be able to call Hun Sen for the hearing on war crime and crimes against > humanity. > > This is the reason why KPPM tried to advocate the U.S lawmakers and > government to put in force of the H.R. 533 and Bill 309 which the U.S > Congress and Senate adopted on October 1998 and deemed Hun Sen as a > criminal leader and communist. Therefore, the international court must > establish and bring Hun Sen to court. > > On June 22, 2012 KPPM officially filed a law suit against Hun Sen at the > International Criminal Court (ICC) at Huge of the Netherlands. > > Now KPPM does not accept the coming election and ask for Cambodians not to > vote. To boycott this coming vote, yet encourage people to gather the power > of the people in order to topple Hun Sen’s power. > > Since 2010, KPPM has worked hard to build networks in the Cambodian > country through the channel and networks of Thailand, in order to expand to > Canada, Europe, Australia and Thailand where Cambodians are living, and > there are thousands of supporters inside and outside of the country. The > side population to support KPPM is competing with the political parties > that still believe in unacceptable voting. In the commune election on > 2012, KPPM was able to call 49% of voters not to vote and now those > supporters of KPPM are waiting for a new political order which will remove > Hun Sen and CPP from power. > *Copyright © 2013 Khmer People Power Movement (KPPM), All rights > reserved.* > KPPM protects and promotes people power. We believe that all human beings > are entitled to freedom of self-determination, freedom from tyranny, and > the rights to speak freely, to associate with those of like mind, and to > leave and enter their countries. 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