តាមដំណើរនយោបាយដែលដឹកនាំដោយ បក្សកុម្មុយនីស CPP ជិត ៤០ ឆ្នាំមកហើយនេះ គ្មាននរណាមានជំនឿដែលអាចសង្ឃឹមទុក ដូចលោក សម រង្សី ដែលសង្ឃឹមទុក ដោយបង្កើត “វប្បធម៌សន្ទនា” ស្អីគេនឹង នោះទេ ។ លោក សម រង្សី គួរតែដឹងរឿងនេះ ជាងអ្នកណា ទាំងអស់ ដែលបានរស់រាន្តក្នុងជីវឹតនយោបាយដ៍ឃោរឃៅនេះ ។ ដូច្នេះ អ្វីដែលលោកនៅខំខ្វិតតោងក្រែង “អច្ឆិរិយៈនយោបាយវប្បធម៌សន្ទនា” នេះ មកផ្តល់សំណាងដល់លោកនោះ នេះគ្រាន់តែ ជាការខាតពេល និងពន្យាពេល នៃសេចក្តីស្លាប់ នៅប្រទេសខ្មែរតែប៉ុណ្ណោះ ។ ត្រង់ណេះ ត្រូវលោកជ្រាបអោយច្បាស់ ។
De : samrainsypa...@googlegroups.com [mailto:samrainsypa...@googlegroups.com] De la part de Chit Samlot Envoyé : jeudi 23 juillet 2015 22:03 À : samrainsypa...@googlegroups.com Objet : [SAMRAINSYPARTY-For] TR: Culture of dialogue and criticism in Cambodia's democratic transition Paris, 23 July 2015 CULTURE OF DIALOGUE AND CRITICISM IN CAMBODIA’S DEMOCRATIC TRANSITION I planned my trip to France many weeks ago. I had to wait for the return of CNRP Vice-President Kem Sokha on 20 July before I could leave on 21 July. My presence in the country is not always indispensable in the face of a well-known pattern of repression. Sometimes I can be more effective abroad in defending Cambodia's democratic cause. I have colleagues whom I fully trust when it comes to dividing and sharing the workload. The arrest of the 11 CNRP activists on 21 July 2015 was a brutal act of repression which the CNRP top leadership discussed and decided on their reaction immediately after the news was known. My colleagues in Phnom Penh can elaborate on the response we thought was the most appropriate to give immediately after the publication of the news. They have already given interviews to a number of newspapers and radio and TV stations in line with what we have decided. There will be other appropriate actions and measures we will take on several fronts in the coming days. When judging the evolution of personal relations between CPP leaders and CNRP leaders, observers should make a distinction between appearance and substance. There can be a more civilized behavior on our part but this does not prevent us from standing firm on our principles and remaining true to ourselves. One can see this through the way the 55 CNRP lawmakers recently voted on two significant issues represented by the Law on the Settlement of the 2013 State Budget and the Law on Associations and Non-Government Organizations (LANGO). On both occasions we rejected the CPP-led government’s proposals. We believe that culture of dialogue and criticism can go together as long as the dialogue partners remain courteous to each other. The culture of dialogue is not to be implemented for its own sake. It is a process that serves fundamental purposes with far-reaching implications: ending the culture of political violence and revenge; ensuring a peaceful democratic transition for Cambodia. The process represented by the culture of dialogue is still new and fragile but it will prove vital for the country's democratic future. It reflects a long-term vision and must not be derailed by day-to-day events as painful as they may be. The process will have ups and downs as we will face temporary thunders and storms on our way. But we will strive to make this culture of dialogue progress for the sake of our nation. As of today, without the culture of dialogue the repression would have been much worse. There would have been no releases of prisoners from jail as in April 2015 and there would have been more arrests and violence as before 22 July 2014, the day that marked the beginning of the culture of dialogue. Sam Rainsy CNRP President Minority Leader -- -- The articles and commentaries on this forum reflect only the personal opinion(s) of the poster(s) and not that of any organization or group with which the moderator(s) is (are) affiliated. A forwarded message or event may be posted for informational/ educational purposes. Unless specifically stated, no endorsement of the posted opinions/events should be implied. You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "SAM RAINSY PARTY-FORUM". 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