Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
39.
“Murder of a Man with No Enemies,”
Phnom Penh Post
, February 28-March 13, 2003. See
also Human Rights Watch,
“Tell Them That I Want to Kill Them”
, 50-2.
40.
“The Run-up to Cambodia's 2003 National Assembly Election,” Human Rights Watch brief-
ing paper, June 2003.
41.
Saing Soenthrith and Porter Barron, “2 Men Given 20 Years for Om Radsady Killing,”
Cam-
bodia Daily
, October 28, 2004.
42.
David Shaftel, “Observer Groups: 31 People Killed in Pre-Election Period,”
Cambodia
Daily
, July 26, 2003.
43.
See Luke Reynolds and Yun Samean, “Ranariddh, Hun Sen Sign Coalition Deal,”
Cambodia
Daily
, July 1, 2004; “Ministry Names 146 Undersecretaries of State,”
Cambodia Daily
, July
21, 2004.
44.
“Prince Gets Helicopter,”
Cambodia Daily
, July 1, 2004; Yun Samean, “Gov't Returns Plane
Once Owned by Ranariddh,”
Cambodia Daily
, July 12, 2004.
45.
Wency Leung, “Back to Square One,”
Cambodia Daily
, July 24-25, 2004.
46.
Saing Soenthrith and Yun Samean, “Chea Sim Leaves, Creating Political Crisis,”
Cambodia
Daily
, July 14, 2004; Luke Hunt and Michael Hayes, “New Government Formed after Chea
Sim Leaves the Country,”
Phnom Penh Post
, July 16-29, 2004.
47.
“King: Future Kings Will Only Be Puppets,”
Cambodia Daily
, July 19, 2004.
48.
Luke Reynolds, “Flex of Muscle May Signal Split within CPP,”
Cambodia Daily
, July 14,
2004.
49.
Yun Samean, “Deadlock Is Over: Govt Is Formed,”
Cambodia Daily
, July 16, 2004.
50.
Liam Cochrane, “Sihamoni Crowned New King,”
Phnom Penh Post
, November 4-18, 2004.
51.
Editorial in
Pracheachon
, May 24, 1992. Cited in K. Viviane Frings, “The Cambodian
People's Party and Sihanouk,”
Journal of Contemporary Asia
25, no. 3 (1995): 356-65, at
359-60.
52.
The city also has roads named after Nehru, Tito, Kim Il-sung, and Georgi Dimitrov, the first
communist leader of Bulgaria.
53.
Julio A. Jeldres, “King Sihanouk and the Future of Cambodia,”
Australia and World Affairs
,
no. 32 (Autumn 1997): 17-25, at 24.
54.
“King Warns of Keen Balance between Success and Failure,”
Phnom Penh Post
, May
31-June 13, 1996.
55.
Seth Mydans, “The Royal Alter Ego Wields a Poison Pen in Cambodia,”
New York Times
,
June 29, 2003.
56.
Patrick Falby, “Money Can't Buy You a King's Respect, but It's a Sure Path to Royal
Honors,”
Phnom Penh Post
, April 11-24, 2003.
57.
Mydans, “The Royal Alter Ego Wields a Poison Pen in Cambodia.”
58.
Yun Samean, “PM Criticizes New Idea for King Selection,”
Cambodia Daily
, August 19,
2002.
