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2013-6-30 09:14:27
Political observers predict that Hun Sen's party will win a landslide
victory in the upcoming polls.
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សូមអានអត្ថបទទាំងស្រុងជាភាសាអង់គ្លេស
Cambodia lift
ban on relaying foreign radio broadcasts by local radios
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English.news.cn 2013-06-30
09:14:27
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PHNOM PENH, June 30 (Xinhua) -- Cambodian
Information Ministry issued a statement late Saturday to lift its ban on local
radio broadcasts from relaying Khmer-language programs from foreign radio
stations in the run-up to a general election on July 28.
According to a statement signed by
information minister Khieu Kanharith and announced on the state-owned National
Television of Cambodia, local FM radio stations have rights to rent their broadcasting
hours and can relay Khmer-language programs made by foreign radios.
"Last night, the Ministry of
Information decided to allow all FM radio stations to resume the rebroadcasting
of foreign radios," the minister wrote in his Facebook account.
The ban removal was made following
criticism from the United States on Friday.
U.S. State Department spokesman Patrick
Ventrell told reporters in Washington D.C. that the Cambodian information
ministry's directive was a "serious infringement of freedom of the press
and freedom of expression".
Cambodian information ministry's acting
Minister Ouk Prathna on Tuesday issued a directive to ban all local FM radio
stations from relaying and airing all Khmer-language programs of foreign radios
during the entire 31 days of the pre-election campaign period and on July 28,
the election day.
"The ban is to ensure media
neutrality during the election campaign," the directive said.
Eight political parties have begun a
month-long election campaign on Thursday towards a general election on July 28.
Three major parties among them are the
ruling Cambodian People' s Party of Prime Minister Hun Sen, the main opposition
Cambodia National Rescue Party led by self-exiled leader Sam Rainsy, and the
royalist Funcinpec Party headed by Princess Norodom Arun Rasmey, the youngest
daughter of late King Father Norodom Sihanouk.
Sam Rainsy, Prime Minister Hun Sen's main
rival, fled the country in late 2009 before Cambodian court sentenced him to 11
years in prison in absentia for two charges-removing border poles and
publishing a false map of the border with Vietnam and accusing Deputy Prime
Minister and Foreign Minister Hor Namhong of being a member of the Democratic
Kampuchea.
He is unable to return to Cambodia for the
election.
Political
observers predict that Hun Sen's party will win a landslide victory in the
upcoming polls.
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