Cambodian lawmakers pass constitutional amendment allowing government to revoke citizenship
CAMBODIA, JUL 11 – The amendment allows revocation of citizenship for alleged foreign collusion, raising concerns over misuse against critics and undermining judicial independence, Cambodian lawmakers said.
- Cambodian lawmakers unanimously voted to change the constitution, allowing the government to revoke citizenship.
- Rights groups expressed concern that the amendment would lead to violations of international law and a crackdown on critics by making them stateless.
- The former leader called for the amendment after exiled opposition figures criticized the government amid a border dispute with Thailand.
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Proposed Cambodia constitutional amendment criticized for permitting citizenship revocation
Amnesty International on Friday condemned a recent amendment to the Cambodian Constitution approved by the National Assembly that permits the revocation of Khmer citizenship, warning that it could be weaponized to silence dissent and leave individuals at risk of statelessness. Amnesty International’s Regional Research Director Montse Ferrer stated: Revoking citizenship often violates human rights, and when done in a way that renders people state…
Cambodia to revoke citizenship for treason, foreign collusion
PHNOM PENH: The National Assembly has unanimously approved a draft constitutional amendment that allows Cambodia to strip citizenship from individuals who commit treason or engage with foreign entities to undermine the government. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

Cambodia to pass laws allowing for citizenship to be stripped
Cambodian lawmakers amended the constitution Friday paving the way for people charged with foreign collusion to be stripped of their citizenship, despite concerns such a law could be used to silence government critics.
Cambodia To Pass Laws Allowing For Citizenship To Be Stripped
Cambodian lawmakers amended the constitution Friday paving the way for people charged with foreign collusion to be stripped of their citizenship, despite concerns such a law could be used to silence government critics.
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