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February 13, 2026·23 min·2 clips

Hassan announces a new law prohibiting Cambodians from leaving the country as emigration numbers rise.

1. The Cambodia Daily broadcasts its February 12, 2026 news covering Cambodian government accountability, human rights activism, and U.S.-Iran nuclear tensions. 2. Host Hassan, based in Washington, USA, presents the broadcast distributed across Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Telegram, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Twitter/X, and Threads. 3. The core question of the Cambodian segment is whether the U.S. Black Paper sanctions and domestic activist arrests reflect a serious accountability shift for Cambodia's government. 4. The Cambodian government imposed a law prohibiting people from leaving the country, with civil society organizations helping refugees who are subject to government orders to disperse. 5. Cambodia's Ministry of Public Safety, under Minister Hon Manait, agreed to open a meeting on October 15 to discuss the Procurement of Public Safety Law and its comprehensive implementation. 6. A Court of Appeal decision described as a critical step toward improving case closure quality is referenced in connection with U.S. and international pressure on Cambodia's human rights record. 7. The U.S. Department of State's Black Paper, filed at $25,000 under Article 54-90, names Cambodian officials Ned Savoone, Hun To, Kok Aan, Chenjit, D. Vichia, Kuei Chamraan, Okrit Chon, Jan Narong, and Yem Lek in connection with online criminal cases. 8. Ned Savoone's wife spent approximately $4,000 on a trip to New York, and no U.S. visa or statement has been issued for Ned Savoone's family since 2017. 9. The Ad Hoc Human Rights Organization issued a letter on February 11 in support of activist Hemvana, who was charged under the HHL Act for sharing a video of a suspected scam center in Poipet. 10. Hemvana's video showed a location 100 meters behind Poipet District's Riavuthat Park, which he identified as an internet scam operation open to the public. 11. The Ad Hoc Human Rights Organization cited Article 31 of the 1948 Human Rights Convention, Article 19 of the 1995 Convention, and Article 306 of Cambodia's Constitution in defending Hemvana's actions. 12. A Thai-Cambodian border stabbing incident in Phu Sing, Sa Ket province involved a police officer and resulted in a victim with a body described as type MBV-78AP, made in Vietnam, with 75mm steel construction. 13. Trump announced a $27 million loan to the U.S. total of $6 billion, with South Korea's first government issuing a $0.5 million UNICEF-format loan to Cambodia, and Thailand's Foreign Ministry confirming an $11 million loan signed May 11. 14. The Wall Street Journal cited foreign affairs expert Badr al-Saif explaining that Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz would harm all 20 countries relying on it, including Iran, but Iran may choose it if no other option remains. 15. U.S. expert Eric Meyerson proposed that the U.S. could begin closing the Arabian Sea border and monitor the situation going forward. 16. In a Fox News interview with Larry Kudlow, Trump stated that Biden and Obama's relationships with Iran were 'not easy to understand' and that the U.S. and Israel had tried to send aid to the Iranian military from an Iraq base but it was intercepted. 17. Trump called for a plan 'without nuclear weapons, without missiles, and without anything else,' while also stating that Iranian indifference to the U.S. over recent years justifies U.S. action. 18. The broadcast maintains a dense news-anchor format covering Cambodian domestic affairs and global geopolitics back to back, with machine-translation quality creating comprehension gaps throughout. 19. Cambodian diaspora listeners tracking U.S. sanctions on Cambodian officials, human rights activism, and U.S.-Iran policy developments will find the most relevant content. 20. Listeners seeking reliable, fact-checked English-language journalism will find the machine-translated Khmer source difficult to parse with confidence.

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A blunt Cambodia-focused bulletin where public safety, refugees, rights complaints, and online-scam concerns stay front and center.

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