The undersigned national and international civil society groups call on the Cambodian Senate to delay its review of three bills passed by the National Assembly (NA) on ‘reforming’ the judiciary that, if passed, could seriously undermine the rule of law in Cambodia.
An opinion piece by Sam Zarifi, ICJ’s Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific. This Op-ed was first published in the New York Times.
An opinion piece by Sam Zarifi, ICJ regional director for Asia and the Pacific, on Thursday’s military coup in Thailand. It is the 12th time the armed forces have seized power since 1932 and a move that many fear may lead to more violence in the country.
The Supreme Court of Thailand today rejected hearing crucial phone evidence in the case against five police officers who have been accused of subjecting prominent Thai lawyer Somchai Neelapaijit to enforced disappearance in Bangkok on 12 March 2004.
Thai authorities should revoke the declaration of Martial Law throughout the country and restore media freedom, the International Commission of Jurists said today.
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