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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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| • TOP : Sam Rainsy seeks justice for
fishermen in conflict with unscrupulous businessmen and
corrupt government officials who deprive them of their right
to subsistence fishing on a lake that used to be a public
domain. On 26 November 2000, Sam Rainsy bought a fishing lot
from a group of businessmen in Prek Tunloab commune, Leuk Dek
district, Kandal province, and gave it back to the local
people. - BELOW : Sam Rainsy shares the plight of flood victims
(Kompong Cham, 2000). |
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• HAUT : Sam Rainsy rend justice à des pêcheurs
confrontés à des hommes d’affaires sans scrupules et des
autorités corrompues qui violent leur droit de pêche
traditionnel sur un lac relevant dans le passé du domaine
public. Le 26 novembre 2000, Sam Rainsy achète un lot de pêche
à un groupe d’hommes d’affaires dans la commune de Prek
Tunloab, district de Leuk Dek, province de Kandal, et
le rend à la population locale - BAS : Sam Rainsy partage
la détresse de victimes d’inondations (Kompong Cham, 2000).
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Light of Justice