ក្រុមពពួកអាចោរហារយ(ក្រុមពពួកអាចោរប្រាំរយ)ឬមាន ឈ្មោះថាពពួកអាចោរប្រាំរយលេខ៧០ដឹកនាំដោយអាមេ ចោររងឈ្មោះ"អាហ៊ីង ប៊ុនហ៊ាង"ពាក់នក្ខត្តប្ញក្សចោរចំនួន បួន ឬ ពាក់ផ្កាយចោរចំនួនបួនបានបញ្ចេញសម្តែងប្ញកព្យូូហ យាត្រាបង្អួតប្រជាជនខ្មែរឧ្យមើលឧ្យស្ញប់ស្ញែងនូវអំណាចជា ចោរព្រៃដែលធ្លាប់បានធ្វើបាបវាយដំច្រំធាក់កាប់សម្លាប់ប្រ ជាពលរដ្ឋខ្មែរនឹងប្លន់ទ្រព្យសម្បត្តិដីធ្លីស្រែចំការដុតផ្ទះសំ បែងដុតវត្តអារាមធ្វើឃាដលោកសង្ឃតាំងពីឆ្នាំ១៩៧៩រហូត មកដល់សព្វថ្ងៃនេះនៅក្រោមបញ្ជារបស់អាមេចោរអគតិឈ្មោះអាខ្វាក់ហ៊ុន សែន ពាក់នក្ខត្តប្ញក្សចោរចំនួនប្រាំ ឬ ពាក់់ផ្កាយចោរចំនួនប្រាំ ជានាយករដ្ឋមន្រ្តីមេចោរនៃព្រះរាជា ណាចក្រអច្ឆរិយៈចោរនៅក្នុងប្រទេសកម្ពុជាយើងសព្វថ្ងៃ ៕
ពពួកអាចោរហារយទាំងអស់នេះក្លាហានហ៊ានធ្វើបាបកាប់ សម្លាប់តែកូនខ្មែរស្លូតត្រង់អ្នកស្នេហាជាតិតែម៉្យាងគត់ ។ បើជាមួយពពួកអាចោរឈ្លានពានយួនវិញ ពពួកអាចោរព្រៃ ទាំងនេះលិបក្បាលទៅពួនសម្ងំនៅក្នុងស្នូួកដូចសត្វអណ្តីក ឬរួញដូចក្តត្រូវទិកត្រជាក់ ៕ 2014-10-16 14:51 GMT-04:00 Khmer Forum <[email protected]>: > *Bloody Brigade 70 Celebrates 20th Anniversary* > > http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/bloody-brigade-70-celebrates-20th-anniversary-69752/ > By Hul Reaksmey <http://www.cambodiadaily.com/author/hul-reaksmey/> and Matt > Blomberg <http://www.cambodiadaily.com/author/matt-blomberg/> | October > 14, 2014 > > Bloody Brigade 70 Celebrates 20th Anniversary | The Cambodia Daily > <http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/bloody-brigade-70-celebrates-20th-anniversary-69752/> > > > [image: image] > <http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/bloody-brigade-70-celebrates-20th-anniversary-69752/> > > > > > > Bloody Brigade 70 Celebrates 20th Anniversary | The Ca... > <http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/bloody-brigade-70-celebrates-20th-anniversary-69752/> > By Hul Reaksmey and Matt Blomberg | October 14, 2014 > > View on www.cambodiadaily.com > <http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/bloody-brigade-70-celebrates-20th-anniversary-69752/> > Preview by Yahoo > > > > In full military regalia, Prime Minister Hun Sen on Monday presided over > the 20th anniversary celebration of Brigade 70—an elite Royal Cambodian > Armed Forces (RCAF) brigade that was once his personal bodyguard unit and > has been linked to political assassinations, gross abuses of power and > illegal logging syndicates. > > Shortly after 8 a.m., Mr. Hun Sen arrived at the unit’s headquarters on > the outskirts of Phnom Penh and strode down a red carpet lined by hundreds > of immaculately dressed Brigade 70 personnel. RCAF Commander-in-Chief Pol > Saroeun and Defense Minister Tea Banh followed closely behind. > [image: Tanks roll past a delegation of military officials at the Royal > Cambodian Armed Forces Brigade 70 headquarters in Phnom Penh's Pur Senchey > district on Monday. Prime Minister Hun Sen presided over a ceremony to mark > the 20th anniversary of the elite military unit. (Siv Channa/The Cambodia > Daily)] > > Tanks roll past a delegation of military officials at the Royal Cambodian > Armed Forces Brigade 70 headquarters in Phnom Penh’s Pur Senchey district > on Monday. Prime Minister Hun Sen presided over a ceremony to mark the 20th > anniversary of the elite military unit. (Siv Channa/The Cambodia Daily) > > After a 30-minute parade in which tanks rolled and troops marched through > the compound, the prime minister delivered praise to the brigade from a > podium on a first-floor balcony overlooking more than 1,000 soldiers. > > “I would like to express my deep and grateful thanks to all the patriots > from all generations who have sacrificed their beloved children, > grandchildren, husbands and relatives to serve the military to protect our > beloved motherland,” Mr. Hun Sen said. > > At ground level, the troops were split into about 10 battalions. Some wore > camouflage and carried AK-47s while others were clad head to toe in black, > with dark sunglasses and white gloves. > > When Mr. Hun Sen finished his address, Lieutenant General Mao Sophan, > commander of Brigade 70, praised the prime minister and his wife, Bun Rany, > for instilling in Brigade 70 the values that he said provided the > foundation for the country’s growth. > > “The two Samdechs are the… heroes of the Cambodian people who have led the > country to total peace and continuing development in all sectors of urban > and rural life,” he said. > > While the affection between the commander and the prime minister was on > full display Monday, their relationship has drawn harsh criticism from > right groups over the years, who say Brigade 70 and its previous > incarnations have long been used by Mr. Hun Sen to crush dissent. > > Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch’s Asia division, > said in an email that the Brigade 70 of today evolved from a brutal Phnom > Penh-based military unit under the Vietnam-backed People’s Republic of > Kampuchea and eventually gave rise to the Prime Minister Bodyguard Unit > (PMBU), which is now regarded as the best-trained, best-equipped combat > unit in the country. > > “In the 1980s, it arrested suspected political opponents in the capital, > who were held without charge or trial and often tortured into confessing > that they were Khmer Rouge,” Mr. Robertson said of the origins of Brigade > 70. > > By the time of the 1991 Paris Peace Agreements, he said, the unit had > become known as Regiment 70, and was part of an operation to suppress > student-led protests against corruption, which saw “as many as six people > killed by gunfire,” Mr. Robertson said. > > After the 1993 election and formation of a coalition government between > the CPP and Prince Norodom Ranariddh’s Funcinpec party, Regiment 70 became > Brigade 70 and was placed under the command of Lt. Gen. Sophan. > > As the coalition gave way to a political battle between Mr. Hun Sen and > Prince Ranariddh, Mr. Hun Sen in 1995 ordered elements of Brigade 70, which > by now included a battalion charged specifically with protecting him, to > “destroy the terrorists in advance because they look like worms [living] to > destroy the country.” > > The battalion dedicated to protecting Mr. Hun Sen was eventually extracted > from Brigade 70 and renamed the PMBU, with Hing Bun Heng as its commander. > > In the 2012 report, “Tell Them I want to Kill Them: Two Decades of > Impunity in Hun Sen’s Cambodia,” HRW implicates Brigade 70 in the 1997 > grenade attack on an opposition rally that resulted in the deaths of 16 > people. > [image: Prime Minister Hun Sen salutes members of Brigade 70 on Monday. > (Siv Channa/The Cambodia Daily)] > > Prime Minister Hun Sen salutes members of Brigade 70 on Monday. (Siv > Channa/The Cambodia Daily) > > “The elite military unit not only failed to prevent the attack, but was > seen by numerous witnesses opening up its lines to allow the > grenade-throwers to escape through a CPP-controlled area of Phnom Penh, and > then threatened to shoot people trying to pursue the attackers,” the report > says. > > Mr. Robertson said little has changed in the way Brigade 70 operates. > > “Since 2000, Brigade 70 personnel have been implicated in political > arrests, murder and attempted murder, physical assault, illegal detention > and beatings of detainees, almost with complete impunity,” he said. > > Environmental organization Global Witness, which once worked with the > government to protect the country’s forests, has also been highly critical > of Brigade 70. > > In its 2007 report “Cambodia’s Family Trees: illegal logging and the > stripping of public assets,” Global Witness dedicated an entire chapter to > Brigade 70, highlighting “the direct linkage between Hun Sen’s build-up of > loyalist military units and large-scale organized crime.” > > The report lays out how Brigade 70 “operates an illicit timber trafficking > service that spans Cambodia and encompasses exports to Vietnam” and alleges > that its “clients are a ‘who’s who’ of major timber barons in Cambodia, > including the infamous Pheapimex company run by Hun Sen crony Yeay Phu, as > well as government officials and generals.” > > The report says that following Mr. Hun Sen’s 1997 military defeat of > Funcinpec, “Brigade 70 began importing increased volumes of contraband,” > including “beer, spirits, cigarettes, perfume, electronic goods,” and more. > > Brigade 70 is “central to Hun Sen’s strategy of cultivating special units > to protect his interests from potential challengers inside and outside the > CPP,” it says. > > Following the release of the scathing report, the Cambodian Embassy in > London urged Global Witness’ donors to withdraw support for the > environmental watchdog. Cambodia’s government ordered all hard copies > confiscated. > > Contacted Monday, Marcus Hardtke, an environmental activist who was > refused entry to Cambodia in 2005 because he was an employee of Global > Witness, said that Brigade 70’s involvement in the logging trade is not as > blatant as it once was. > > “From what we hear, there are still individuals from B-70 popping up in > different places across the country—it’s not surprising because these guys > are basically untouchable,” he said. > > “It’s not the consistent systematic involvement that it once was,” he > said, “but just because we can’t see them doesn’t mean they are not out > there.” > > -- > > Best Regards, > > *Khmer Forum* > *A place for sharing community events and public news.* > > -- > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. > This is an unmoderated forum. 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