Our Platform
I. Democracy, Justice, and Human Rights
II. Security
III. Improving Living Conditions
IV. A Clean and Effective Government
V. National Interests and the Future of
Our Country
II. Security
III. Improving Living Conditions
IV. A Clean and Effective Government
V. National Interests and the Future of
Our Country
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Sam Rainsy - Justice and Equality!
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BY A
SAM RAINSY PARTY GOVERNMENT
The 100 Measures of the Sam Rainsy Party were approved
by the 3rd Ordinary Congress of the Sam Rainsy Party
on 28th - 29th of March, 2003.
BY A
SAM RAINSY PARTY GOVERNMENT
The 100 Measures of the Sam Rainsy Party were approved
by the 3rd Ordinary Congress of the Sam Rainsy Party
on 28th - 29th of March, 2003.
III. Improving Living Conditions
A. For the General Population
B. For Farmers
C. For Fishermen
D. For Public Servants, Teachers, Policemen, Soldiers, and all State
Employees
E. For Factory Workers and Company Employees
F. For Rubber Plantation Workers and Family-Run Small Scale
Rubber Plantation owners
G. For Small Traders/Vendors
H. For Motodops and Taxi Drivers
I. For War Veterans
J. For Pupils and Students
G. For Small Traders/Vendors
61. Imposing a moratorium on the eviction of small vendors from existing
market places. Any new development to replace the current market
place is to be approved by the concerned vendors after considering
technical aspects, purchase price or rent of each new stall in the
proposed alternative building. Taxes and levies payable by the small
vendors are to be reduced.
A. For the General Population
B. For Farmers
C. For Fishermen
D. For Public Servants, Teachers, Policemen, Soldiers, and all State
Employees
E. For Factory Workers and Company Employees
F. For Rubber Plantation Workers and Family-Run Small Scale
Rubber Plantation owners
G. For Small Traders/Vendors
H. For Motodops and Taxi Drivers
I. For War Veterans
J. For Pupils and Students
G. For Small Traders/Vendors
61. Imposing a moratorium on the eviction of small vendors from existing
market places. Any new development to replace the current market
place is to be approved by the concerned vendors after considering
technical aspects, purchase price or rent of each new stall in the
proposed alternative building. Taxes and levies payable by the small
vendors are to be reduced.