Prime Minister Hun Sen reiterated his call for ASEAN and China to uphold the principles of multilateralism in their relations in order to promote cooperation in all sectors and solve common regional and global challenges peacefully while relying on mutual trust in order to maintain peace, stability and harmony across the region. Prime Minister Hun Sen urged the Group of Seven (G7) nations – US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan – to provide increased development assistance to Cambodia instead of criticising the country for its close relationship with China.
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The Ministry of Interior and the Lao Ministry of Public Security have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on security cooperation for 2022 and agreed to continue to foster increased links between them.
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The Australia embassy is supporting the Cambodia Human Right Committee (CHRC) as it prepares to establish the new National Human Rights Committee of Cambodia (NHRC).
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The U.N. refugee agency has condemned Thailand's deportation of three Cambodian political activists back to their home country, describing it as part of a “trend” of returning Cambodian refugees across the border where they face the risk of persecution.
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Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn says he wants to see the United States engage in constructive and close cooperation with Cambodia that enhances mutual trust.
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