CALD scores violence on Cambodia’s commune elections and calls for electoral reform

June 16, 2002 8:29 am Published by Leave your thoughts

(Jakarta, Indonesia/ June 16, 2002) The Council of Asian Liberals & Democrats, in a resolution adopted by the Executive Committee during its meeting in Jakarta, expressed concern regarding the apparent bias of the National Election Commission of Cambodia, condemned the violence that occurred during the Commune Elections and expressed support for Sam Rainsy Party’s proposals for the 2003 Legislative Elections.

CALD cited the reports and findings of the United Nations and other international agencies on serious acts of violence, grave intimidation of voters and the like and on the inability of NEC to maintain the equitable media exposure amongst political parties. CALD argued in favour of electoral reforms to pave the way for honest and peaceful elections in the future.

Please proceed to   CALD Resolution No. 3 or for more information about Sam Rainsy, please proceed to the SRP Website.

Categorised in:

This post was written by CALD

About Us

The Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats (CALD) was inaugurated in Bangkok in 1993, with the support of then Thai Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai and South Korea’s Kim Dae-Jung. CALD, which offers a unique platform for dialogue and cooperation, is the only regional alliance of liberal and democratic political parties in Asia.
Unit 409, 4/F La Fuerza Plaza 2, 2241 Don Chino Roces Ave. corner Sabio St., 1231 Makati City, Philippines
+632 8819 60 71
info@cald.org

Newsletter


Contact Us