United States Should Cares More Closely To Cambodia

Through the Human Rights Watch executive director visiting to the United States, he met with the U.S officials aiming at to ask them for reviewing the longest taking in power of the Cambodian leader for over 30 years so that to underpin a progress of human rights respect and fair and free national election running. These issues not only did not respond to the international standard but also get worsened.

The Human Rights Watch always come to meet with the White House officers, security council, and assembly, the U.S Department of States and the U.S Department of Defense to discuss the issues of human rights of the countries, particularly Cambodia situation of human rights. Those officials in the U.S were stunned while hearing of the ruling of power of leader caused problems of human rights, democracy, suffrage, fair election and role of armed forces affiliate with the ruling party after over 20 years of the United Nations national election preparation legacy.

All of these issues should be addressed. In contrast, they still continue to happen and the U.S officials feel shocked to the reporting that the leader of Cambodia still has been ruling a nation in power of over 30 years. Many officials in Washington had ignored problems of Cambodia for long time but now they awake up from sleeping while eying that the leader of Cambodia has been ruling a nation over 30 years due to the national unfair election manipulating. Recently, the ruling party put the armed forces and court officials to engaged with it which is against the to the constitutional law defining that these forces are the neutrality to protect national security and court is the separated power who deliver social justice and neutrality. Those U.S. officials noticed there were some fiascoes in the United Nation’s then-election. Though, the mission of U.N had brought peace to Cambodia but the spending of billions of Dollars failed the significant reforms.

The Human Rights Watch intended the U.S officials to look at more closely at Cambodia with the austerity policy and strict attention. If we reflect back about the history of eruption of people’s unrest for protesting against their governments in the past Arab, we can learn that these uprisings had come in the wake of people hatred. They did not like the some 30 years long-standing taking in the office of the leaders and dictators including Egypt, Yemen, Libya and Tunisia.

However, the long ruling leaders could not stay stabilized. The United States is the good model even how good its leaders have done they are mandatory to be selected as the president only 2 mandates. Any support and intervention from the United States will improve and strengthen the democracy and human rights situation of Cambodia. Cambodia plight of human rights and democracy is at the brim.

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