Rohingya Refugee Asks Cam-Gov to Send him Back To Burma

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Re: I wanna go home...

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Poorly administered? They were lied to? Impossible. Not with the Australian and Cambodian governments involved, I simply don't believe it!
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Anchor Moy wrote:A thread on this already :
https://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/newswor ... t6265.html
Maybe merge them ?
Done. :thumb:
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Re: Rohingya Refugee Asks Cam-Gov to Send him Back To Burma

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"Cambodia-Australia refugee deal valid for 4 years": senior immigration official.
PHNOM PENH, Sept. 7 (Xinhua) -- The refugee resettlement agreement struck by Cambodia and Australia in last September is valid for four years, according to a Cambodian senior immigration official on Monday...
"The MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) is valid for 4 years. During this period, if either party wants to change or terminate the deal, a written notification is required," Major General Kem Sarin, director of the General Department of Immigration's administration department, told reporters, adding that so far neither side has problem with the MoU.
http://www.khmertimeskh.com/news/15426/ ... -official/

I think I read somewhere that there is no set number of refugees agreed upon, so if the Cambodians can spin it out long enough with their 3 or 4 refugees, there's no basis for the Australians to ask for a refund if Cambodia refuses to take more. Only 3 more years to stall. It's a steal. :hattip:
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