28/07/2025
We are seeking for justice!!
Why would Cambodia attack first when we are already poised to win under international law? Cambodia has chosen a peaceful solution by presenting the matter to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), relying on justice and evidence. Thailand's aggressive behavior suggests that they fear the ICJ because they lack a strong legal case and are concerned about losing. Their hostility is intended to avoid accountability and intimidation, not to seek a just resolution.
Cambodia has suffered enough throughout history. We understand the cost of conflict. That is why we chose the peaceful path: we believe in justice, not gunfire. The entire globe should see this clearly. We are not the aggressors. We are the ones working to defend our land, people, and peace. Hopefully, this time, our voices will be heard around the world.
To the international community, we respectfully request that you examine and comprehend the complete history and facts of what Thailand has done to Cambodia and its culture. Please do not accept just one side of the story, which frequently favors Thailand. We implore you to see the truth and support justice for Cambodia.
If Thailand truly wants peace, then why do their actions keep telling a different story? We need to look at this with honesty and logic.
1. Thai forces entered Cambodian territory and shot a Cambodian soldier, raising tensions further.
2. Cambodia sought a peaceful settlement through the International Court of Justice, but Thailand refused.
3. Thailand unilaterally closed the border, escalating tensions and restricting travel and trade.
4. Thailand threatened to cut off basic utilities such as electricity and internet, affecting life in Cambodia.
5. Our Cambodian workers in Thailand are suffering. They are facing discrimination, being beaten, and living in fear. How can that be acceptable if we are supposed to be neighbors seeking peace?
6. Then Thailand expelled our ambassador and all diplomatic staff, shutting the door on peaceful conversation instead of opening it.
7. On July 24, they crossed another line by sending troops toward the sacred Prasat Ta Moan temple, a place that holds deep historical and cultural meaning for our people. That was not just a military move; it was a deep insult.
8. And now, Thailand refuses to accept international mediation. If they want peace, why not welcome a neutral voice to help both sides talk?
This brings us to a simple question: Why would Cambodia start a war when we are already moving toward a peaceful victory through international law? We have taken our case to the International Court of Justice. We have chosen dialogue instead of destruction. We have chosen dignity instead of violence.
We want justice!
Why should we start a war when Cambodia is already close to victory under international law?
Cambodia has submitted its matter to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and has chosen a peaceful resolution. We are acting on justice and evidence.
On the other hand, Thailand's aggressive behavior shows that they fear the ICJ. I'm concerned about the possibility of losing the law due to lack of legal basis.
Their hostile actions are meant to evade and intimidate responsibility, not aimed at a fair resolution.
Cambodia has suffered more than enough in its history. We understand the cost of conflict.
That's why we chose the path of peace. We believe in justice, not in gunshots.
I want people around the world to see this reality closely.
We are not invaders. We are acting to protect our territory, our people and our peace.
I hope our voices will be heard in the world this time.
Dear international community
Please, understand all the history and facts of what Thailand has done to Cambodia and its culture.
Don't take the claims of Thai only. International press often spread only information in Thailand's favor. We strongly ask that you see the truth and support justice in Cambodia.
If Thailand really wants peace, why does its actions contradict it?
We need to look at this situation based on integrity and logic.
1. Thai troops invaded Cambodian territory and shot dead Cambodian soldiers. This has caused further tension.
2. Cambodia has proposed a peaceful resolution through the International Court of Justice, but Thailand has rejected it.
3. Thailand has unilaterally closed its borders, making a significant impact on trade and movement.
4. Thailand has threatened livelihoods in Cambodia by threatening to cut off basic infrastructure like electricity and internet.
5. Cambodian workers in Thailand are discriminated against, violent and living in fear. Is this what neighbouring countries aiming for peace do?
6. On July 23, Thailand expelled all of its ambassadors and diplomats in Cambodia and closed the door to peaceful dialogue.
7. On July 24th, Thai troops advanced toward Prasat Tamoan temple, which is historically and culturally important to Cambodia. This is not just a military action, it is a deep insult.
8. And now Thailand refuses international arbitration as well. If we want peace, shouldn't we welcome neutral voices?
One clear question arises here.
Why should Cambodia start a war?
We are already taken steps toward peaceful victory according to international law.
We chose dialogue not destruction, dignity not violence.
