Some top army officers will be suspended from the beginning of July to stand for election as representatives of ruling party officials, while the children of CPP leaders, especially children, prime ministers Hun Sen soon became a military officer very quickly. Political analysts believe that the ruling party's decision to appoint several senior generals as candidates for the sixth mandate is likely to be a new clue as to whether the ruling party is in trouble.
Analysts see a high-ranking military post from the Defense Ministry equal to the change of three-member positions that now stand for parliamentarians. Young analyst Hang Vutho says this is a clue as to how Mr. Hun Sen can not trust the three suspects. He added that Mr. Hun Sen previously used his role as Ke Kim Yan from the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Commander and the commander-in-chief of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF). "Anyway, we can see that he can come in a way that he can not trust the three, or he or she wants to swap or put Anyone else. "
At least three RCAF top officers will be suspended soon. Among them was Pol Saroeun, Commander of the Second Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, Kun Kim, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces and the Joint Chief of Staff of the Cambodian Armed Forces The third RCAF was Meas Sophea, Deputy Commander and Commander of the Army. A senior official of the Ministry of National Defense, the fourth official to be suspended, is Tea Banh, the deputy prime minister and minister of defense.
The suspension was announced by Defense Ministry spokesman Chum Socheat on his Facebook page on May 22, because they had to stand. The names of the CPP MP candidates in various constituencies for the national election competition on July 29, 2018.
Chhorn Socheat did not confirm whether the suspension of these roles would start at a specific time. However, according to the law, the lawmakers of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, such as those who stand for such representation, shall apply for a special leave order at least 7 days prior to the day of the Campaign Electoral campaign. According to the NEC's calendar, the election campaign will begin for 21 days, from July 7 to July 27.
The fact that officials in the armed forces, a neutral body to represent the ranks of the ruling Cambodian People's Party, makes the officials of civil society organizations Watching the polls was shocking. Comfrel senior investigator Karnavas contends that officials in national institutions that hold a decades-long position should be neutral. Declaring politics in order to serve the interests of such a ruling party is inevitably a conflict of interest: "Even if you do not want to This means that it is unavoidable to think of the benefits of their own party profits because they are politicians and officials. The national defense is also a police officer. This gives uncertain authority between independent institutions and political institutions. "
However, according to the Cambodian constitution, public officials, such as military officers and senior police, can not retain the same post and go to another position at the same time, they must resign from the military and police when they are nominated, otherwise it is a violation of the constitution. Article 79 of the Constitution of Cambodia states that the mandate of members of the National Assembly is incompatible with the functioning of the public service and with the function of other members of the constitution as stipulated in the Constitution, no longer in the cabinet of the Royal Government.
Analysts see a high-ranking military post from the Defense Ministry equal to the change of three-member positions that now stand for parliamentarians. Young analyst Hang Vutho says this is a clue as to how Mr. Hun Sen can not trust the three suspects. He added that Mr. Hun Sen previously used his role as Ke Kim Yan from the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Commander and the commander-in-chief of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF). "Anyway, we can see that he can come in a way that he can not trust the three, or he or she wants to swap or put Anyone else. "
At least three RCAF top officers will be suspended soon. Among them was Pol Saroeun, Commander of the Second Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, Kun Kim, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces and the Joint Chief of Staff of the Cambodian Armed Forces The third RCAF was Meas Sophea, Deputy Commander and Commander of the Army. A senior official of the Ministry of National Defense, the fourth official to be suspended, is Tea Banh, the deputy prime minister and minister of defense.
The suspension was announced by Defense Ministry spokesman Chum Socheat on his Facebook page on May 22, because they had to stand. The names of the CPP MP candidates in various constituencies for the national election competition on July 29, 2018.
Chhorn Socheat did not confirm whether the suspension of these roles would start at a specific time. However, according to the law, the lawmakers of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, such as those who stand for such representation, shall apply for a special leave order at least 7 days prior to the day of the Campaign Electoral campaign. According to the NEC's calendar, the election campaign will begin for 21 days, from July 7 to July 27.
The fact that officials in the armed forces, a neutral body to represent the ranks of the ruling Cambodian People's Party, makes the officials of civil society organizations Watching the polls was shocking. Comfrel senior investigator Karnavas contends that officials in national institutions that hold a decades-long position should be neutral. Declaring politics in order to serve the interests of such a ruling party is inevitably a conflict of interest: "Even if you do not want to This means that it is unavoidable to think of the benefits of their own party profits because they are politicians and officials. The national defense is also a police officer. This gives uncertain authority between independent institutions and political institutions. "
However, according to the Cambodian constitution, public officials, such as military officers and senior police, can not retain the same post and go to another position at the same time, they must resign from the military and police when they are nominated, otherwise it is a violation of the constitution. Article 79 of the Constitution of Cambodia states that the mandate of members of the National Assembly is incompatible with the functioning of the public service and with the function of other members of the constitution as stipulated in the Constitution, no longer in the cabinet of the Royal Government.
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