Kingdom of Cambodia

Light of Justice

Sam Rainsy Party

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Front cover (A)
Sam Rainsy's biography (B)
Table of contents (page 1)
01 Message of Monk Sam Rainsy to the Cambodian people (page 3)
02 The 10-point political platform of the Sam Rainsy Party (page 7)
03 We must save our nation (page 9)
04 Khmer women future (page 13)
05 Do the people need petty and occasional donations or do they need land and jobs ? (page 15)
06 Why do all the schools in this country bear the name of a corrupt person ? (page 29)
07 Questions and answers related to floods, deforestation, corruption, poverty and unfair distribution of international assistance to flood victims (page 35)
08 Gift or handcuffs (page 39)
09 Three groundless accusations (page 42)
10 Our dream will come true (page 43)
Sam Rainsy Party' s motto and logo (C)
Back cover (D)
 
 
  
Why do all the schools in this country bear the name of a corrupt person ? The author denounces a system of parallel State and parallel
Budget associated with "donations" from a political leader who resorts to demagogy. He condemns the lack of transparency in this practice of fake donations, which actually rests on irregularities (such as public fund embezzlements) and reflects the absence of the rule of law and bad governance that can only aggravate poverty in our country. 
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• Sam Rainsy meets with vendors at a small provincial market (KompongThom, 2000). He follows the situation of many small vendors chased from their stalls by the local authorities (associated with unscrupulous businessmen) who force them to buy other stalls at newly built markets at exorbitant prices that poor people cannot afford to pay.
• Sam Rainsy rencontre des vendeurs dans un petit marché de province (Kompong Thom, 2000). Il suit la situation de nombreux petits vendeurs chassés de leur lieu de vente par les autorités locales (en cheville avec des promoteurs immobiliers) qui les obligent à acheter des étalages ou boutiques dans des marchés nouvellement construits, à des prix hors de portéede pauvres gens.
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