Politicians and social activists mourn as border law is promulgated

Opposition Politicians and Social Activists Renewed Their Facebook Profile By mourning the image of mourning. The images come after the law passed the Treaty of Extradition Treaty 1985 and the Additional Treaty of 2005 between Cambodia and Vietnam was promulgated by the King. From December 5, 2019.

The mourning of these out-of-state politicians and social activists, some of whom have openly said that they regret The Supplementary Treaty Law, which is considered illegal by the UN, has been revived. But some people just change their profile and join a message Suffering only briefly.

“Please share our condolences and sorrow with all the Cambodian people for the loss Great today. ” At the same time, Preap Kol also wrote, “A day of mourning…. Don't ask me who died. "

Vorn Pao, president of the Non-Profit Economic Association, in addition to mourning his expression, said: “Great pain! Mortality is almost vomiting for this. ”While ???? Prince Sisowath says,“ My history is sad. History is sad for me. ”

For Mr. Hovan and Oum Sam An, ex-CNRP lawmakers who are abroad, called the "Supplementary Law 2005 and 2019" the law. It violates the Constitution and contradicts the will of the Khmer people, but fulfills the Vietnamese will.

Separately, But Buntenh insisted that "everything would be too late if our compatriots were to let go of Phnom Penh." Do what you want, ”as Venerable Chan Ly claims that he almost did not sell because he remembers the spirit of Cambodia. That's been a long time ago.

However, Kim Sok, who lives in Norway, “If we were Khmer, we would only mourn and would not agree. Unite forces, individuals, and groups and like to paint, attack, kill each other May all Khmers feel ready to mourn the loss of Cambodia In the future, not only the disappearance of Khmer islands and territories along the border was under the control of Neighboring foreigners as we see them today. "

For Comfrel's election watch, the lower house and upper house's approval of a treaty complementary to the treaty The borderline between Cambodia and Vietnam is made of "transparency and pluralistic dialogue," but Hun Sen has always maintained that His leadership is not going to lose you Territory, even a millimeter.