Sign Petition to the United Nations and Signatory countries of the Paris Peace Agreement

Refer:………..

To: H.E Secretary General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres
To: Signatory Countries of the Paris Peace Agreement

15 December 2022

Dear Mr. Secretary General Antonio Guterres:

We, undersigned leaders, representatives of countries, international organizations, non-government organizations and civil society organizations, would like to call for the United Nations, international community and the world to take actions to defend human rights, secure peace and to save humanity from the serious human rights abuse, genocides and crimes against humanity that have taken place in Cambodia since 1975 so far.
We are seriously concerned about human rights situations in Cambodia because the ruling party led by Hun Sen continues to commit crimes against humanity and violate human rights and Paris Peace Agreement 1991 in Cambodia until today.
We would bring your attention to the human rights violations in the followings: After the Paris Peace Agreement 1991 entered into force, foreign forces have not yet withdrawn their soldiers and forces completely from Cambodia and continues to occupy and to work secretly with Hun Sen’s regime that caused Hun Sen to make a bloody coup d'état in 1997 to take power; The later respective elections in 1998, 2003, 2008 and 2013 were not free and fair. When the people protested against result of elections, they were shot and imprisoned unfairly. Some were deaths and some were missing. There is no opposition to join the election in 2018.
Hun Sen’s regime is a former Khmer Rouge, who is a member of communist Indo-China involved in killing more than 2 million people between 1975 and 1979. Hundreds of thousands of Cambodians were condemned to death under his regime and during the Vietnamese’s occupation from 1979 to 1989. They continue to violate human rights such as force eviction and land grab, murder and human trafficking.
In 2013 and on the 2nd and 3rd of January 2014, Hun Sen’s armed forces again cracked down violently and opened fire on workers who were protesting peacefully, and caused the death of at least 5 people, around 50 people were injured and 23 people were arrested and imprisoned.
Around 25 members of KNLF (https://sites.google.com/view/knlf/home) including KNLF leader’s younger brother Yean Yoeurb who was killed in prison in 2016 and his father died after in 2022 because they made peaceful assembly and distributed books and leaflets. They have also beaten members of parliaments from CNRP.
In 2017, 15 members of CNRP were arrested and imprisoned in Cambodia. Chea Vichea and Dr. Kem Ley, independent analyst, were killed. Sam Bunthouen, Piseth Pilika and some other opposition activists were killed. No perpetrators have been brought to justice so far. 500 people were death on Koh Pich bridge without proper investigation in November 2010.
Most recently, the ruling party has shut down the independent medias and institutions such as National Institute for Democracy (NDI), Cambodia Daily, Voice of America and Radio Free Asia. The political leader Kem Sokha who is a leader of main opposition (CNRP) were arrested and now is in the house arrest and CNRP was dissolved and recent arrest of Mr.Thach Setha, deputy of candle light party. These violations resulted in hundreds of thousands of Cambodian people diaspora to the rest of the world such as Australia, Thailand, Malaysia, USA, Canada, Switzerland, New Zealand, France, Germany, Belgic, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Netherland and so on.
Cambodian people have still been suffering due to human rights violation under Hun Sen’s regime that continues to violate human rights and to crack down democracy by repressing the political rights, freedom of expression and peaceful assembly that is contrary to constitution and the Paris Peace Agreement 1991.
These genocides, crimes against humanity and continuous human rights abuse are also concerned by European Union, the United States, International Community and the United Nations. Therefore, These serious human rights abuses, crime against humanity and genocide must be stopped, the humanity in the planet deserve to live with freedom, peace and dignity.
1-We call for the United Nations and International Community not recognizing the government that led by the human rights abusers such as Hun Sen and his party and suspending his seat at the United Nations.
2-We call for the United Nations and International Community inviting signatory countries of Paris Peace Agreement to help solve these crises and to recognize a temporary new Cambodian government before the free and fair election organized by the international community or the United Nations.
3-We call for the full implementation of the Paris Peace Agreement by releasing all political prisoners and opening space to multi-liberal democracy for all Cambodian political parties, NGOs, civil society and independent medias.

Online Petition: https://www.change.org/p/stop-human-rights-abuse-and-restore-democracy-in-cambodia-make-peace

Undersigned countries and Organizations
1-Khmer National Liberation Front, Denmark (United Nations, ECOSOC and UNEP)(chairmenknlf@gmail.com)
2-Nigeria, Center for Peace Education and Community Development Jalingo State
3.Bella Anis, Junta Mewangi
4.Peace and Justice Alliance, Canada
5.Khmer National Government in exile, Serey Sam
6. Former Cambodian National Rescue Party, Kem Sokha
7.Former Cambodian National Rescue Party, Sam Rainsy
8.Cambodian communities in Cambodia affected by force eviction and land grab
9.Cambodian diaspora around the world
10.Asia Federation Community in Europe, Belgic, Sven Aert
11.Union Disable People Organization, Arzerbaijan, Mohulga Rahimova
12.World Liberty Congress, USA, Francisco Lara

16.Green and Better World, Cameroon, Michael Ambe Ngwa

17.Change of Development, Armenia, Meri Muradyan
18. Sukaar Welfare Organization Pakistan, Dr. Anne T. Gallagher

19. Have A Dream, Egypt, Reem Khaled

20. Entrepreneurs Association, Georgia, Natilia Kavtaradze

21.Tansana Health and Community Integrated Development Initiative,Yolia Samari Raymond

22.Udufuwa Remi Jp Foundation, Udufuwa Remi Jp

23.The Center for Social Mobilzation and Sustainable Development, Ghana, Braimah Sanjage

24.Diaspora Ambazonia Community(DAC), USA, Rev. Njerou Paul Jumangong

25.Association for Protection of Ecosystem and Sustainable Agriculture, Congo, Anicet Lossa Londjiringa

26.Maternal and Child Health Nutrition, Congo, Amina Atta

27.Bauchi Community Oriented Development Inatiative, BCODI, Bauchi States Nigeria, Amos Ibrahim Agwom

28.H.E Ambassador Yosep Kang Republic of South Korea

29.PhysiotherapyPractice at Medical Rehabilitation Theoropist, Negeria, Evans Onwu

30.Federal Polytechnic IIaro Ogun State, Negeria, Dr.Osokodo Ehi Francis

31. Journalist Award Winner, Denmark, Thomas Nielsen

32.Be and Make the Change, India, Priyapata Nandy

33.Africa Education Watch, Ghana, Braimah Sanjage

34. The United Nations in Egypt, Dr. Hussien Kasem

35.Society for awareness and family initiatives, Nigeria, Abraham Inosezilo Obode.

36. Afrihealth Optonet Association(AHOA), Africa, Global South, Dr.Uzodinma Adirieje.

37.Nkoko Iju Africa, Marilyne Laini

38. The Climate Story Lab Africa (CSL), Daniel Ngahu

39. The Council for Justice, Equality and Peace(Cojep international), Civil Society Forum, Ulrich Sylver MBANI MADZOU

40.The United Nation Economic Comission for Africa, UNDP(Ghana Statistical Service),Paul Seneadza

41.Women for Decency International Outreach, Nigeria, Joy Omeh

42. Rights to Protection, Ukrain, Софія Шутяк (Sofiya Shutiak)

43. The Citizens from Denmark, 53 people

44. Empower Women,Ottawa, Canada, Dr.Mrs Eris Jewo Ibi.

45. Global Conscience World, Cameron, Nyoh Muluem Miller Marcel

46. Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, USA, Shukria Azadmanesh

47. Accountable Lab, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gerard Saleh Betendelo

48. DirectDemocracyS, Official Representatives, Sara Monti

49. Member of European Parliament, Denmark, Morten Petersen

50. Forenede Gruppeliv, FG, Denmark

51. Ulule organization, France, Roger Brill Edwards

52. Globalgiving, democratic Republic of Congo, Herve Shamavu

53. Association pour la Conservation et la Protection des Ecosystems des Lacs et l’Agriculture Durable, executive director Anicet Lossa Londjiringa

54. Global Birds Conservation Initiativ Nigeria, Okosodo Ehi Francis

55.Davine Support Initiativ Nigeria, IBI Eris Jewo

56. Dansk Ride Forbud, Denmark, Mathilde Vigen Nygart

57.Cosmos Youth Association, Turkey, Dilek Ezen

58.Majesty Business Ukvikling, Norway, Majdi AInajjar

59. Leonida Odongo, Co-chair Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Afriva and member of World Social Forum, Kenya

60. Europe Dialogue, Poland, deputy chief, Anna B Debecki

61. Center for Development and Research, Germany

Copied to:
• The government of Denmark
• European Union
• Human Right Council
• United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
• Signatory countries of the Paris Peace Agreement 1991