Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Hun sen has trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Hun Sen has ruled the country for 33 years.
Leading up to parliamentary elections next July,Prime Minister Hun Sen has been waging a renewed assault against freedom of expression.
Hun Sen has requested pardons for 23 people since Aug 17.
Sam Rainsy has said hewill cross into Cambodia via a land border, as Hun Sen has ordered flights into Phnom Penh not to allow him to board.
Hun Sen has 3.2 million likes compared with Rainsy's 2.2 million.
Although there are cases against four other Khmer Rouge members,Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has been vocal about his opposition to the tribunal starting any new trials and there is little chance this will happen.
Hun Sen has called reports of a Chinese military base“fake and twisting the truth”.
Underneath Hun Sen are a core group of generals who abuse and intimidate Cambodians with the same contempt towards pluralism anddemocracy that Hun Sen has exhibited throughout his 33 years in power.
Hun Sen has dismissed criticism of the project, which he says benefits Cambodia and its people.
Since his ruling party swept all125 parliament seats last month, Hun Sen has requested pardons for four land rights campaigners including prominent activist Tep Vanny, who was released earlier this week.
Hun Sen has described bilateral relations like one of‘lips and teeth,, with a basis in a‘political relationship' between the countries armed forces.
Since 2003, with the“irrigation government” slogan, Hun Sen has been making efforts to raise funding from international aid agencies to restore and construct the irrigation network.
Hun Sen has accused the United States of supporting the CNRP and plotting a"colour revolution," like those that toppled eastern European strongmen.
At each step of the way in his years in power, Hun Sen has sought to centralise control over the military and police under his direct command, aided by this group of dangerous men.
But Hun Sen has rejected the call for his resignation and fresh elections, saying there is no provision in the country's constitution that allows for a re-election.
I believe that Hun Sen has shown himself in the past and present to be a very good balancer among allies,” he said.
Hun Sen has been in power for 27 years and says he wants to rule for another 30, yet victims of abuses cannot wait that long for justice,” Adams said.
Mr. Sam Rainsy says Mr. Hun Sen has used Facebook to spread false news stories and death threats directed at political opponents.
Hun Sen has accused the opposition of fomenting a coup, and his government has arrested at least 48 activists with Sam Rainsy's banned opposition party this year.
Prime Minister Hun Sen has openly opposed additional indictments of former Khmer Rouge figures, some of whom have become his political allies.
Hun Sen has come under criticism from Western countries and rights groups for a crackdown on government opposition ahead of elections in July, at which he is expected to extend his 33-year rule.
Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Sen has called for an inquiry into a suspected mass HIV infection in a remote village in northwestern Battambang province.
Although Hun Sen has tightened his grip on the country and pushed it closer to Beijing, there actually exists widespread, if quiet, anger among ordinary citizens at their government's subservience to China.
Though China subsidizes Hun Sen's regime, Hun Sen has allowed China economic, political and military control over Cambodia to such an extent that the country has become a neo-colonial dependency of Beijing,” said Chambers.
Over the years, Hun Sen has created and developed a core of security force officers who have ruthlessly and violently carried out his orders,” said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
Since 1997, Hun Sen has led the CPP to consecutive victories and is currently serving in his fifth prime ministerial term.
Prime Minister Hun Sen has announced that China will give Cambodia almost $600 million in aid to support election infrastructure, and education and health projects.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has defended his stance on letting the free market determine prices of rice, saying that appeal for the government's intervention in rice prices is unreasonable.
Hun Sen has led the Southeast Asian country for more than three decades but his influence was weakened in the 2013 general election when CNRP captured 55 legislative seats, leaving the ruling party with 68 seats in the 123-seat assembly.