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Ruling CPP Cancels Victory Day Celebration Due to Border Conflict

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January 6, 2026
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The Cambodian Folks’s Occasion (CPP) has determined to not have fun the forty seventh “Victory Day” anniversary, also called “7 January” given the continuing battle with Thailand. 

The anniversary, which commemorates the autumn of the Khmer Rouge regime, is seen as politically delicate and continues to attract criticism from liberal and opposition events in Cambodia.

The anniversary is often held on January 7 on the CPP headquarters in Phnom Penh however cancelled this 12 months due to the battle with Thailand which led to the displacement of over 640,000 Cambodians.

“Because of the battle and Thailand’s invasion, we’d not set up the annual occasion. As an alternative, we’ll solely ship a political message from celebration president Samdech Techo [Hun Sen],” ruling CPP spokesperson Chea Thyrith stated.

The anniversary celebrates the victory over Khmer Rouge on January 7, 1979.

On March 18, 1970 a coup by Lon Nol led a peaceable nation into the throes of battle, the place greater than half 1,000,000 folks died. On April 17, 1975, Cambodia descended additional right into a genocidal disaster due to Pol Pot’s regime, in accordance with the Workplace of the Council Minister.

Motorists drive previous the headquarters of the Cambodian Folks’s Occasion in Phnom Penh on Jan 6, 2026. (CamboJA/Pring Samrang)

For opposition events, nevertheless, Victory Day carries a unique that means, as they view it because the day Vietnam allegedly “intervened” in Cambodia.

“Normally, 7 January is the largest occasion for the CPP, and it’s their proper to make choices,” stated Kimsour Phirith, spokesperson for the opposition Candlelight Occasion.

The ruling CPP has held energy for 47 years for the reason that fall of the Khmer Rouge regime. Nonetheless, Phearith stated that democracy and political area was “shrinking” and known as for the discharge of political prisoners.

He additionally urged the federal government to reinstate October 23 as a nationwide vacation to mark the Paris Peace Agreements, which united Khmer folks and ensured nationwide reconciliation.

The agreements had been signed in Paris on October 23, 1991, by 18 nations and witnessed by the UN Secretary-Normal. They paved the way in which for the institution of the UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia, the primary nationwide election in 1993, and the adoption of the Cambodian Structure.

Nonetheless, he agreed with the choice to not have fun the occasion this 12 months due to the battle. 

Ou Chanrath, vp of the Cambodia Reform Occasion, echoed Phirith, saying that Khmer folks should unite within the spirit of the Paris Peace Agreements.

“Whereas 7 January is a historic occasion, there are differing views surrounding it,” he stated, pointing to Vietnam’s alleged intervention in Cambodia on the time.

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