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Aussie Government 'Pathetic' On Cambodian Dirty Money, Lawmaker Tells RFA

Aussie Government ‘Pathetic’ On Cambodian Dirty Money, Lawmaker Tells RFA ....

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Aussie Government 'Pathetic' on Cambodian Dirty Money, Lawmaker Tells RFA — Radio Free Asia

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new investigation by RFA out this week explores the multi-million dollar investments made in Australia by Cambodia’s ruling elite over the last five years. These investments appear to have been made in tandem with a campaign of intimidation orchestrated by Prime Minister Hun Sen’s Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) against Australia’s Cambodian community.
On Monday, RFA sat down with Julian Hill, an Australian member of parliament representing the city of Melbourne, home to the highest concentration of Cambodian-born Australians. In the interview, reproduced below, Hill blasted as “pathetic” the Australian government’s response to the millions of dollars flowing from Phnom Penh to cities like Melbourne and Sydney, labelling the Cambodian authorities a “gangster regime.” ....

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