Political Prisoners Cambodia

.l--sidebar-after--even > .l-primary, .l--sidebar-after > .l-primary { width: 100%;} One of the signal achievements of the 1991 Paris Peace Agreements and the UN peacekeeping mission that followed was the release of large numbers of political prisoners imprisoned by the ruling Cambodian People’s Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Hun Sen. The Paris Agreements and the 1993 Cambodian constitution committed the government to international human rights standards and a non-return to the policies and practices of the past. However, basic rights have been under constant attack…

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