Details are Sketchy writes about the ridiculous comments made by Cambodian information minister supporting the police confiscation of kites from protesters who were planning to fly them in front of the national assembly.
Written byPreetam Rai
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1 comment
Cambodia government is trying every way to terminate the freedom of expression and other rights from its citizen. If we ask for a street demonstration, they said it will cause the traffic problem.
Is there any traffic problem if we fly the kite in the sky?