Phnom Penh: In a working meeting on July 29, Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha, Minister of the Ministry of Interior of Cambodia, and Thomas Andrew, Special Rapporteur of the United Nations on the situation of human rights in Cambodia (UN), set a joint goal to better promote human rights.
On that occasion, Thomas Andrew also expressed his gratitude for the coordination of Cambodia, including the Ministry of Interior, for completing the mission to meet with key figures and destinations smoothly and safely. He also briefed the Deputy Prime Minister on some information gathered related to the Ministry of Interior’s authorities and also appreciated his courage and facilitation in openly visiting prisons and correctional centers.
The Deputy Prime Minister informed the Special Rapporteur that, building on the legacy of leadership with perseverance and impressive progress in all fields of the previous generation of leaders, including Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, former Prime Minister and current President of the Senate, and Samdech Maha Bovorathei Hun Manet, the Prime Minister has continued to be committed to leading the next government by adhering to respecting and promoting human rights, freedom of expression and democratic space, in accordance with the national constitution and universal principles on human rights.
The two sides also pledged to provide mutual cooperation in good faith to jointly continue the mission. Promote human rights in Cambodia better, based on the legal principles of the Kingdom of Cambodia and the legal framework and universal principles of the United Nations.
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