Holidays in December

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Holidays in December

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I have some business to do in the first couple of weeks in December in Phnom Penh. Are there any holidays at that time of year. I know they have a lot of holidays.
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willyhilly wrote:I have some business to do in the first couple of weeks in December in Phnom Penh. Are there any holidays at that time of year. I know they have a lot of holidays.
Here willy, let me do that for you.

http://www.officeholidays.com/countries/cambodia/ :popcorn:
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Yup, amazing in this day and age that when you type in "public holidays Cambodia" you get the official government listing. Incredible.

http://www.mef.gov.kh/public-holiday.html
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There you go, 10th December - a Saturday. Saturday public holidays don't get carried over to Monday.
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" a Saturday. Saturday public holidays don't get carried over to Monday."

Correct. They start on Friday.
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December 10
International Human Rights Day


Well that's one holiday that will be cancelled in Cambodia, if Sir has any say in it.
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"Sir" has all the say and no way would he jeopardise this foreign bucks from rolling in by such an indiscretion.
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Duncan wrote:December 10
International Human Rights Day


Well that's one holiday that will be cancelled in Cambodia, if Sir has any say in it.


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NGOs vow to ignore city’s ban on Human Rights Day march [/b



Lay Samean, The Phnom Penh Post
Fri, 25 November 2016

Sixty-eight rights groups and civil society organisations said yesterday they will go ahead with plans for a march on Human Rights Day next month, despite City Hall denying them permission.

The groups released a statement yesterday saying they will march from Freedom Park to Wat Botum Park on December 10, a day after Phnom Penh City Hall asked them to reconsider the plan citing traffic and safety concerns.

An October 31 letter from the groups requested permission for about 5,000 participants, with the march culminating in a day-long celebration at the park.

Sia Phearum, executive director of the Human Rights Task Force and an organiser of the march, said City Hall was using the excuse of traffic jams to prevent them from conducting a peaceful event.
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