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Ky Tech, lawyer for Prime Minister Hun Sen, speaks with reporters after filing a complaint against former Funcinpec official Lu Lay Sreng last October. Pha Lina Mech Dara | The Phnom Penh Post Publication date 07 March 2018 | 07:32 ICT After leading the legal team that won the widely condemned dissolution of the CNRP at the Supreme Court in November, Ky Tech, lawyer for the Council of Ministers and Prime Minister Hun Sen, has been given a rank equivalent to minister just weeks after he was inducted into the CPP’s Central Committee. Tech has filed a slew of defamation cases against ex-opposition leader Sam Rainsy on behalf of Hun Sen, and represented the Interior Ministry in its legal effort to disband his Cambodia National Rescue Party. A royal decree, signed on February 3 by acting head of state Say Chhum, elevated the lawyer to the rank of minister. Cambodian People’s Party spokesman Sok Eysan said that the promotion reflects Tech’s achievements for the people, including the CNRP’s d

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Aung San Suu Kyi was for decades Myanmar's symbol of democracy but has come under heavy criticism for her refusal to stand up for the Muslim Rohingya. (AFP/THET AUNG) The Washington Post, March 7, 2018 The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum announced Wednesday that it is rescinding the Elie Wiesel Award — its highest honor — it gave in 2012 to Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese political leader and Nobel laureate, saying military crimes against the Muslim Rohingya minority “demand that you use your moral authority to address this situation.” The Muslim Rohingya minority of Burma. image BBC The announcement, posted on the museum’s website, comes as calls are becoming louder and louder for Suu Kyi, once a towering human rights hero, to speak out. She is seen as the power behind President Htin Kyaw, a close friend and ally. Prevented by Burmese law from running for political office, she holds the title of state counselor and foreign minister. The museum posted its March 6 letter to Suu Kyi, se

Prime Minister Hun Sen speaks to garment workers in Takeo yesterday, where he suggested he may stay in power beyond the 10-year deadline he previously set for himself. Facebook Kong Meta and Andrew Nachemson | The Phnom Penh Post Publication date 08 March 2018 | 07:00 ICT In a speech to garment workers yesterday, Prime Minister Hun Sen repeated his pledge to serve “not less than” 10 more years, while implying his rule over the Kingdom would extend even beyond that. “I have already declared that I will continue to be the prime minister not less than 10 years. According to the calculation for the two mandates, in 2028 I will retire,” he said, before immediately noting, “it could be more”. “The goal is to become an upper-middle-income country by 2030. By then I could still be capable,” he said. The premier went on to thank his audience for wishing him happiness and longevity, but said rather than wishes, they should give him their votes. “No need to wish. What is the best thing to do? Vot