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UN Special Rapporteur Pledges Continued Cooperation with Cambodian Government on Human Rights
UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Cambodia, Thomas Andrews, pledged continued constructive cooperation with the Cambodian government during a meeting with Prime Minister Hun Manet. He expressed appreciation for the government's support for displaced persons and emphasized cooperation based on international law.
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