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Cambodia: LANGO changes ‘too little’

10 July 2015
Associations and other membership groups / Civil and political rights / Civil society / Civil society coalitions and cooperation / Civil society policy and regulation / Freedom of association / Freedom of expression / Human rights / Human rights associations / Human rights NGOs / Non-government organizations / Non-governmental organizations
Cambodia

The government yesterday confirmed four changes to the controversial NGO law in response to widespread criticism; opponents, however, say the edits are insignificant and the legislation remains a “severe violation” of Cambodia’s constitution. As protests over the law continued yesterday in Phnom Penh’s Freedom Park, ministers ...

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Cambodia: LANGO changes ‘too little’

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