LES 6
COMMANDEMENTS		 COURRI@L    2004 THE 6
COMMANDMENTS


CONSEIL DES LÂCHES
17 AOÛT 2003

Koh Santepheap : All CPP Heads : Prime Minister Hun Sen Friday presided over a meeting of his government’s Cabinet of Ministers which was attended by only CPP ministers and secretaries of state. All Prince Norodom Ranariddh’s royalist Funcinpec ministers and secretaries of state quit the meeting, saying that they were dissatisfied with the result of the July 27 national elections which saw the ruling Hun Sen’s CPP party won 2,447,259 ballots, the opposition Sam Rainsy Party was next with 1,130,423 votes and the royalist Funcinpec was third with 1,072,313.

Funcinpec Minister of Information Lu Laysreng said the reason why the royalist Funcinpec was dissatisfied with the election result was it did not reflect the will of the Cambodian people. He accused that there had been more than a million Vietnameses casting their votes on the polling day. The number of parliamentarian seats won by each party would likely be announced on September 6, according to Tep Nitha, NEC Secretary General.

NEW GOVERNMENT BUILD-UP
Funcinpec Ministers Quit Council Meeting - King Apologizes to Son Over His Web Site Articles - Diplomats Urge Parties to Accept Election Results - King Declares Neutrality
 

200 MORE OKNHA
AUGUST 19th, 2003

Koh Santepheap : There have been at least 200 Oknhas (high-ranking title offered to rich and honorable individuals by King Norodom Sihanouk) in Cambodia, according to a record at the Royal Palace and the Cabinet of the Council of Ministers. “It is good to have more Oknhas because they contribute their values to the government for the development of Cambodia,” said an official at the palace who refused to give the list of all Okhnas in the country. He gave only the figure. The palace official, who asked not to be named, said an individual must contribute at least $100,000 to get the high-honorable title signed by the King in a royal appointment decree. Most of the individuals, who were offered the titles, are presidents of private companies and senior officials in the government, the National Assembly, the Senate and the military. Only Cambodian citizens are eligible to hold the titles.
 

CPP 's UNIQUE CHOICE
AUGUST 19th, 2003

Rainsy's got

a

Canadian

finger !
 

ÉCOLE LOINTAINE
19 AOÛT 2003



LES SIX
COMMANDEMENTS		 REFORMING
OUR BUDDHISM		 ROMAN
POLITIQUE		 DIEU vs
BOUDDHA		 GRAMMAR
Introduction		 COURRI@L 2004
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